Stage forms this act uses in the library, and how often.
Two coworkers are bickering, and one is getting more and more upset at what the other keeps doing.
I don't wanna hear you trash-talk the manager, so stop, I said!
Textbook店長の悪口は聞きたくないので、やめてください。Polite "やめてください" drops "ください" to bare "やめて"; the tacked-on "って" adds an exasperated "I said!"
At a club tryout, a senior member tells a newcomer to fetch something and to shout 'hey' instead of 'yes' on the court.
Okay, gimme, gimme, gimme!
Textbookでは、それを私にください。'〜をください' becomes casual 'ちょうだい', with the object dropped, repeated to call for a pass.
Pretending to call in customers on the street, one performer tries out different ways to advertise a comedy show.
Come on, come on, come on!
Textbookさあ、こちらを見てください。Polite '見てください' shrinks to the call 'ほら', repeated three times to grab passersby's attention.