how about the words "para po". how do you say that in English?

Pull over please!

Para po - Respectfully for?

OR you can do it the long way

Hey there mr. driver I would like to get off right now at this instant please. whew!

Para can mean either 'for' or 'in order to'

'Para tener exito, hay que estudiar. (In order to be successful, you have to study)

Lo compre para mi hermano. (I bought it for my brother)

Por can mean many thing depending on the situation. It can mean 'for', 'through', 'by', 'because of',.... etc

there's a funny english way of saying that:

mr. driver, paki-step nga sa brake... LOL

Pssst.

"Peh-rAU pow" --- with an AU sound ha! make sure to drop your jaw to pronounce the 2nd syllable well!

perapou

"i'm off here. mr. driver, please pull over on the side"

" Paging Mr. Driver, please proceed to the side now"...

"Stop please." lol

Well, you can say it like this..."Will you please stop the jeep I need to get off."

Please pull over.