"호텔을 예약하세요."

Translation: Book a hotel.

[Ellie850831]

This is the same guy that likes to take his pants off, isn't it.

[Gbozz123]

I came here for the jokes

[venessakasare]

I laughed too hard for this

[DominicIsi]

Hotel? Trivago.

[YW7k14]

I never thought i would find a hotel trivago joke in a duolingo korean lesson comment section

[crisdhor]

Lolllllz

[ARS72_]

he must got a lot of bank to reserve the WHOLE hotel

[wraith89]

"Make a reservation at a hotel" <-- is this not right?

[emsuzz]

that's an english way to say it probably, they probably avoided this translation because it might confuse people learning the verb "to make"

[Ality]

Reserve got marked incorrect. Only accepts book.

[hippietrail]

To me, reserve sounds a little bit odd with just hotel but sounds fine with hotel room.

[George_Wang64]

"reserve a hotel" accepted 7/14/21

[3rachartist]

i didnt know "book" could be used in this situation, well i'm learning english too

[crimsonNabi86]

"Book a hotel please" also wrong....seriously?

[Gbozz123]

^groans

[CosmoDC]

Does the form 예약해주세요 exist? Book a hotel (for me)?

[conniestar16]

Why reserved a hotel is wrong?

[EricThomse1]

"Reserved" is past tense, and you wouldn't use it in an imperative sentence.

[SuperSizedSmiley]

Why is this in food?

[crisdhor]

I clicked "book a room" and it's wrong .. kkkkk I didn't expect it was actually "book a hotel"!!! Maybe there's a wedding. Kk