"Can I get one plate?"

Translation: おさらを一まいください。

[NicoleClai2]

さら（皿）should also be accepted

[Emi580993]

Yes, super common kanji, reported because it's still not accepted as of (2.16.2018).

[Stefanos714672]

一まい: Should this be "ichi mai" or "hito mai"?

[kanpai_aki]

Ichimai

[CandyChik]

Ichi mai

[2manynames]

まい　is a counter for flat things? The general counter つ is also correct?　

[Sam681255]

Yes indeed

[Seattle_Scott]

皿一枚をください　was marked wrong.

[gyJe7QcR]

COUNTER の NOUN PARTICLE VERB

or

NOUN PARTICLE COUNTER VERB

一枚のお皿をください

or

お皿を一枚ください

If you find you have a particle between your counter and your verb, you're probably wrong 99% of the time. (COUNTER PARTICLE VERB)

[AliaSensei]

一皿（ひとさら）also means 'one plate,' or 'a plate', and should be accepted.

[CatieF3]

I'm confused. It accepted the をafter the counter in the sentence with chopstick counters. But this time before?

[AliaSensei]

を should always come before the counter when used in this way. Not sure why it would have been accepted with the other counter (which counter were they using for chopsticks by the way? Was it ほん? Because there are several ways to count chopsticks...)

[MOO0505]

This says 1 dish, You should be able to choose the word for plate

[IllyRosen]

Can you say "osara ga ichi mai kudasai?"

[iad58g]

Where on earth do you get that ‘Can I get …?’ from? The Japanese says ‘One plate, please’; it is not a question.