"Please eat vegetables."

Translation: 野菜を食べてください。

[MouliZoR]

野菜を食べて下さい。

[V2Blast]

Note that ください is usually written in kana alone.

[monkeydioude]

Was flagged wrong for using kanji (野菜) of やさい
FeelsBroccoliMan

[V2Blast]

Report it.

[Alexolas]

Leave me alone, mom!

[drekksama]

Could you leave off the ください？

[poisonenvy]

Yes, but it's far less polite and shouldn't be used unless you're talking to a friend (or a social inferior but generally you should try to remain polite to your subordinates).

[mo3222]

What is the point of the て?

[adidi1994]

In this case the verb in the てform acts as 'please eat', you tell the other person what action you want them to do.

In japanese vebs changes not only by time tenses but by 'nuance' also.

食べたい(です) -want to eat.
食べよう/食べましょう-let's eat.

The てform also connects verbs, and this stemp can be used for other grammers like:

食べて(い)る/食べています
- am/is/are eating.

[fieryfist]

Why is ’を’　Used、Instead of　は　Or　が？

[KaiKureha]

The particle を is often used with the direct object in the sentence, which is "vegetable" in this case :)

[GilbertoFi149935]

野菜(はわたし)が好きです。

[MilesBaker5]

Vegetables like you?