Internet falls in love with British grandma's polite Google search

Jenni Ryall
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People on the Internet aren't exactly known for their British politeness — that is until Grandma May came along. 

Her grandson, Ben John, shared his sweet nan's antics with the world on Thursday and people bowed down to her perfect manners. 

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You see, 85-year-old May Ashworth likes to treat her Google search bar with the respect it deserves — that includes asking for what you need politely. 

In a screenshot, shared on Twitter, Nanna May wrote: "Please translate these roman numerals mcmxviii thank you." 

Young John from England was blown away by his nan's adorableness. He exclaimed in his tweet: "Omg opened my Nan's laptop and when she's googled something she's put 'please' and 'thank you'. I can't."

We can't either. We love you Nanna May.

[h/t Metro]