Fluent/Native German speakers?

Question

What does "Versprich Es" or "Verspricht Es" mean? (I think the first one is a typo, I've never heard about that word before.

Does it mean "It Promises"?

Answer 1

it means 'promise' as a command. The 'es' can be considered redundant.

Answer 2

"Versprich es" means "promise (it)"

It's the imperative (command) form of versprechen.

Answer 3

Versprich (mir) es means promise (me) it

Er/Sie verspricht es = he/she promises it

Answer 4

"Versprich es" is an imperative and means "promise me"

the second one is probably a typo for it´s only a part: correct would be for example "er verspricht es" ("he promises")