なる早で！って英語でなんて言うの？

It may be a task that needs to be done quickly, immediately or maybe the next day. You need to impress that idea on your friend! Well, if you know this person well, you may judge how firm a message is required! You can say it very clearly: "Would you mind doing that as soon as possible please?" but probably, more casually you may say: "Probably best to do that sooner rather than later!" or, more firmly: "Make sure you do it quickly please, buddy!"

"Could you do this for me as soon as you can, please?" - using the word "please" adds a gentle and friendly touch when asking for a favor. It makes asking for a favor feel like less of a command or a demand. Using "as soon as you can", lets someone know that you acknowledge that they might be busy as well but also that there is urgency to the matter you have requested. "Would you mind doing this for me as soon as you can get around it, please?" - To "get around" to doing something means to find the time to do something. In this sentence you are asking your friend that if they don't mind, that as soon as they find the time to complete the task, they'll do it for you. "Hey friend, I'll appreciate it if you did this for me as soon as you can. " - You are telling your friend that you'll be thankful if he/she did what you asked as soon as he/she is able to do so.

Example sentence: I have to meet my Mum for lunch today but I promise to see you in the hospital as soon as I possibly can. or I am running a bit late and I missed my train. I'll be there asap. I hope you are not annoyed with me. or I have a guest at home right now. I will meet you at the earliest possible. I will text you before leaving. As soon as possible (asap) = as quickly as I possibly can

Since you are asking a friend to do something for you as soon as possible, its always good to ask him/her politely and not in a commanding way. Using the expression 'would appreciate it very much if you could' will always produce positive results. The alternative is just to use the adverb 'please' which expresses extreme politeness. So, you may say: I would appreciate it very much if you could do this for me as soon as possible. or Please do this for me as soon as possible.

"ASAP" is an acronym for as soon as possible. Adding this expression is a casual way of saying something needs to be done quickly. If we add the comment "not to rush you" it makes our request more polite but then you still express that the task needs to be done soon. Saying "I'm crunched for time" tells your friend that your time is running out and that you're somewhat desperate and need assistance to complete your project or task.

Using these phrases can convey to the person you're speaking to that it needs to be done quickly, whatever it may be. It also implies that you're not taking their time for granted. Respect is shown in a casual way.