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Here are some Japanese sentences:

> Aisu-kōhī-o kudasai (Please give me iced coffee)  
>  Mizu-o kudasai (Please give me water)  
>  Kippu kudasai (Please give me a ticket)

Why doesn't the last sentence use the `o` marker? Is it a misprint or is there
a rule to it?
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grammar particle-を
When do you use the o marker with kudasai (Please)
I suppose the last sentence is a misprint.

Case markers play the crucially important roles to indicate the relationship
of the preceding nouns to the verb of a sentence or a clause. However, they
could be omitted when it is easy to assume the meaning of a sentence from the
vocabularies.
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