Difference between the following phrases


I was coming up with a phrase that means "don't look at me too much." in a
very formal tone. I thought of many sentences but I don't know which one is
the most correct one.

1) **あまり見ないでくれ**

2) **あまり見ないでくれませんか**

3) **あまり見ないでくれないか**

4) **あまり私を見るな**

5) **あまり見ないで**

I'd like to know the difference between each one of them.

(Also, the fourth sentence feels informal but I can't seem to find a formal
wording for it)




> I was coming up with a phrase that means "don't look at me too much."

"Look at me" could translate to a number of things, if you mean "watch what
I'm doing" you might want to use the verb 観察【かんさつ】する rather than みる.

> in a very formal tone.
>
> 1) あまり見ないでくれ
>
> 2) あまり見ないでくれませんか
>
> 3) あまり見ないでくれないか
>
> 4) あまり私を見るな
>
> 5) あまり見ないで

None of these is remotely formal in tone! 2, 3, and 5 are more or less casual
and 1 and 4 are pretty blunt. The above stuff in formal Japanese looks
something like this:

私をご覧【らん】にならないようよろしくお願いします。

