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How do you say "the bill please" in Chinese?
请开账单
qǐng kāi zhàng dān
In Chinese, "the bill please" is 请开账单 (qǐng kāi zhàng dān).
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Pronunciation
When you say qǐng kāi zhàng dān, lead with "qǐng" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "kāi" held flat and high (first tone), then "zhàng" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "dān" held flat and high (first tone).
Writing and usage
请开账单 is written using hanzi. It's a phrase, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
the bill please
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How to remember 请开账单
Say "qǐng kāi zhàng dān" and picture the bill please at the exact same moment — that snapshot is your anchor for the word.
Related words
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- i am lost 我迷失了
- what time is it 现在几点了
- i would like a table for two 我想要一张两人桌
- where is the bathroom 浴室在哪里？
- do you speak english 你会说英语吗
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Questions about 请开账单
How do you pronounce 请开账单?
When you say qǐng kāi zhàng dān, lead with "qǐng" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "kāi" held flat and high (first tone), then "zhàng" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "dān" held flat and high (first tone).
Is 请开账单 formal or casual?
请开账单 is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is 请开账单 used in Chinese?
请开账单 is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (the bill please).
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