"머리를 빗어주세요."

Translation: Comb my hair, please.

[Random795095]

How is "please comb my hair" different than "comb my hair please"?

[SvedishPlumber]

In one sentence, please is at the beginning and in the other its at the end.

Just joking, youre rigjt they have the same meaning

[Nate896107]

It's not

[terryatstamford]

literally i would give the definition of 머리 as both 'head' and 'hair' in context tips, although in this context it certainly only means hair.

[ThomasWelc4]

Duolingo credited this "Please comb your hair." A different meaning from the above all together. Which is correct?

[terryatstamford]

Literally, the sentence is "comb the hair", and depending on context could mean "comb my hair", "comb your hair", or even "comb someone else's hair".

[YunisR]

Not actually. 주다 in there refers to the speaker getting something, so it can only be "comb my hair"

[leesan55]

why haircut? not comb hair? I'm confused

[YunisR]

That was a mistake. I fixed it.

[leesan55]

yes I wrote Please comb your hair and it is correct. 9 Nov 2018