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I'd like to ask about the expression of a request.
I heard that " Will you ～?" sounded strong and it was like an order. Is that right?
I know " Would you ～?" or " Could you ～?" are more polite. And there is another way of " Will you ～?" like " Will you try this cake?"
I wonder in what situation and to whom you use " Will you ～?" for requesting.
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