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[daj24]

Japanese can be tricky.  Context makes a difference.  Maybe someone fluent in Japanese can shed more light on it but I remember when ordering something like "yakatori kudasai", or "Kirin kudasai" (I used this one alot  ) means "Please bring me ......"  So I could see either translation being correct.  Again, depending on the context.

[Paul Howard]

Amazing pass over Brazil and thunderstorms flashes all over the view.

[pm1823]

Japanese-Russian dictionary says, one of the meanings:
Ganbatte-kudasai! - formal parting words to the worker before challenging work.

[Fuji]

Japanese can be tricky.  Context makes a difference.  Maybe someone fluent in Japanese can shed more light on it but I remember when ordering something like "yakatori kudasai", or "Kirin kudasai" (I used this one alot  ) means "Please bring me ......"  So I could see either translation being correct.  Again, depending on the context.

Ford Mustang is right.
  "Ganbatte kudasai!" does, in fact, mean "Do your best!".
"kudasai" is add for polite usage.
Also "kudasai" is used for " I want .... ",  such as Yakitori kudasai.

We can use  "Ganbatte !" for more casual.