"Дайте, будь ласка, меню."

Translation: Give me the menu, please.

[cpwityk]

And what if you DO mean to say "Give the menu, please" ? Maybe you're asking someone to give the menu to someone else, not yourself.
For example, could you say "Дайте йому меню" ?

[JackyDW]

I think that the word "мені" is implied in this sentence, and that you'd have to put the pronoun in any other case. I can't be absolutely sure of this, though.

[sagitta145]

In English you cannot say "Give the menu". It should be "give me" or "give us".

[SmithUA01]

there's no "meni" in the ukrainian, so i didn't put a "me" in my answer. why was i wrong? is the "me" implied, and if so under what circumstances?

[Vinnfred]

I think that's because it's wrong to omit a pronoun in English

[Me_Dik]

me тут недоречне, бо "дайте меню, будь ласка" не обов'язково означає мені.

[skstudio]

It's a typical Ukrainian phrase to ask for a menu in a restaurant or a cafe. "Me" (мені) is implied. If you meant "him," "her," ..., you would specify that.

[sadiemclean]

Would this be the normal word order? It feels weird to put будь ласка in between the verb and the subject.