"계산서를 주세요."

Translation: Give me the bill.

[CF00l]

計算書를 주세요.

[JackieMurr5]

I have always learned that "juseyo" meant "Please give me". Is this incorrect or does it work with both meanings.

[MadsNrgaar1]

I think the general consensus is that the please is implied in the sentence because of the respect level, but it's not actually being said so I think it can be translated both with and without 'please' and still be correct.

[Choi_Y]

You are correct, "juseyo" is a polite form of "give me something" and "please" is implied in it. Duolingo should add "please" to the translation haha

[dongsang]

But nobody ever says 계산서. Most people say 체크.

[IchbinderFremde]

They say 계산서(주세요). and I'm not sure about 체크. They would simply say, "계산할게요." or "계산 부탁합니다."

[Choi_Y]

I'm a native Korean and I never say 체크 nor I've ever seen people using it

[YuraKim7]

I wrote Bill please. Is it wrong?