[Please take it easy]You should say it in a negative manner (JFA 48th All Japan U12 Soccer Championship, Akira Itakura)

It is important for working adults to use honorific language, and there are times when it is necessary to speak honorific language to people of the same age, younger than you, and children, but even when elderly people or adults speak honorific language to children under the age of 18, I don’t think you should say “please”. It’s fine for a school teacher to say, “Please give me 〇〇,” but it’s true that someone other than a school teacher should say “Please give me 〇〇” to a younger child. I think that’s strange. The honorific expressions “o〇〇 please” and “go〇〇 please” are fine, but it is strange to use the polite language “〇〇 te (de) please” with younger children, so it is better to I think you should say “〇〇te(de)ne” or “〇〇te(de)please.” The cheer leader, Akira Itakura, is not a teacher, but a soccer player. Elementary school students are children from 6 to 12 years old. I feel sorry for Akira Itakura, but I would appreciate your cooperation in improving the way you speak to children. × Elementary school students, please do your best in the second half. The second keyword is “da”. We are looking forward to your application. 〇 Elementary school students, please do your best in the second half. The second keyword is “da”. We are looking forward to your application. 〇 To all the elementary school students, please do your best in the second half. The second keyword is “da”. We are looking forward to your application.