"Da, vă rog!"

Translation: Yes, please!

[KrllBarnab]

What is the difference between "vă rog" and "te rog"?

[SimonaS2004]

'Vă rog' is for the 2 person plural, or it can be also the singular but for the polite form. Te rog is just the 2 person singular.

[KrllBarnab]

Thank you!

[AlexusD90]

Does "va rog" belong to "you (plural)"?

[GeoMan2]

Yes can be 2 person plural, or polite 2 person.

[Valmir001]

It is similar to Vos Rogo em Portuguese

[Hector290697]

Not even DL's Portuguese lessons taught me. I'm guessing in Latin context, "vă rog" means something like "I ask you, please". Correct?

[Getaraketa]

yes, you can translate it like that, also :)
but in this context, "da, vă rog" is translated as "yes, please":
Vreţi lapte la cafea? Da, vă rog. Do you want milk on coffee? Yes, please.
the verb is "a ruga" (to ask) can be used in many ways:
Te rog, dă-mi sarea. - Please, give me the salt.
Maria l-a rugat pe Mihai să o ajute. Maria asked Mihai to help her.
Eu mă rog în fiecare zi. I pray every everyday.

[Hector290697]

Does "vă rog" mean "por favor" (Sp.) and/or "s'il vous plaît" (Fr.)?

[ErvinVagne]

Yeah it's the same with "por favor"

[BarakSaltz]

In French, similar to "s'il vous plaît" is "je vous en prie". "Prier" in French is similar to the Spanish "rogar".

[maia181218]

Da

[peterlemon1]

Are vă rog and te rog interchangeable, meaning if I was just saying "Yes, please," could I use either?

[Sebastian724462]

Va rog is when you speak formally or with a group of people and Te rog is when you speak to a friend or only one person.

[kookaburra911]

Using a period instead of an exclamation mark is incorrect? It's so hard to hear any intonation.

[GheorgheDriha]

Va rog sau te rog este tot una?