"Please wait for a moment."

Translation: 请等一下。

[AJWentworth]

I think this question is too easy! There are only two options for the answer. Firstly "请等一下", which is correct. Secondly, "等". Given that the audio is easily identifiable as 4 syllables, one can easily guess that "等" cannot be correct in itself. Perhaps some more "wrong" options would make it more of a challenging question. Alternatively, break up the "correct" answer into its constituent characters.

[ChrisLons]

I agree. This is a problem in many places in this course. We're often asked to compare two character words against one character words.

[Vincent740819]

It's easy if you use the word bank which you should not in my opinion. Click "use keyboard" instead and install a pinyin keyboard and then it won't be so easy and won't give you the false impression that you know stuff that you have in fact forgotten.

[fred91883]

You are right. As long as you do not hold a pencil on a blank page, chinese is so easy.

[Iwilleatyouall]

Shouldn't 请等一点儿 also be correct?

[NathanRasm]

I thought so too, but 一下 is used for amounts of time.

[NathanRasm]

... 请等等 works too.

[AznKwokBoi]

Easiest question ever :)

[pjtpjt]

Well, they could have put the whole lesson on one button... :)

[johnarnold]

Nice to mix in some easy ones too. Nice to see something new and get the confidence that you can do this in the real world.

[richard711603]

Can a native Chinese speaker clarify if 请等一会 is also a valid translation.

[WmXx13]

It isn't helpful if you can choose all the sentence by a click.

[AnQuanDeXiWang]

Should yi xia come before wait?

[richard711603]

In the module 'restaurant' it shows it comes after the verb.