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拜托 (bài tuō) is a more casual way of making a request than 请 (qǐng). It is used when asking someone to do something for you, usually in a friendly or informal way. It is often used when asking for a favor or help from someone. 请 (qǐng) is more formal and polite, and is used when making a request to someone in a more formal setting.
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请求 (qǐng qiú): request, ask for;
恳求 (kěn qiú): earnestly request;
乞求 (qǐ qiú): beg for;
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