"Can you flatter me?" is how you would ask this question in Engpsh.

The word "flatter" means to praise someone excessively or insincerely in order to win favor or gain an advantage. It comes from the Old French word "flater," which means "to stroke or caress," and ultimately derives from the Latin "flatare," meaning "to blow or breathe."

Here are a few example sentences in Engpsh and their translations in Chinese:

"She flatters her boss every day in order to get a raise." (她每天都在讨好老板以求得加薪。)
"He's always flattering people in order to get what he wants." (他总是奉承别人以求得所欲。)
"I don't pke it when people flatter me. I prefer honesty." (我不喜欢别人奉承我。我更喜欢诚实。)