How to say ‘please can I have a receipt?’ in 10 different languages

Tuesday, 6th April 2010

Knowing how to ask for a receipt when abroad can be really useful, especially for business travellers who rely on them for reimbursement of expenses.

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French	Puis-je avoir un reçu s’il vous plait?
German	Kann ich bitte eine Quittung haben?
Italian	Posso prendere una ricevuta?
Spanish	¿Me hace un recibo, por favor?
Japanese	Ryoushusho o onegaishimasu
Afrikaans	Kan ek ‘n kwitansie
Dutch	Mag ik een kwitantie alstublieft?
Portuguese	Por favor, ¿poderia eu ter um recibo?
Hindi	Kya aap mujhe raseed de sakte hain?
Mandarin	Fa piao

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