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How do you say "can i get a receipt" in Spanish?

¿Me puedes dar un recibo?

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In Spanish, "can i get a receipt" is ¿Me puedes dar un recibo?.

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Pronunciation

'¿Me puedes dar un recibo?' sounds natural once you tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue; also, stress naturally falls on the last syllable. Also, say any z or soft c as a th sound, the Castilian way, and blend the vowel pair quickly into one syllable rather than separating them.

Grammar notes

¿Me puedes dar un recibo? is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

can i get a receipt

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Questions about ¿Me puedes dar un recibo?

How do you pronounce ¿Me puedes dar un recibo??

'¿Me puedes dar un recibo?' sounds natural once you tap the single r lightly with the tip of your tongue; also, stress naturally falls on the last syllable. Also, say any z or soft c as a th sound, the Castilian way, and blend the vowel pair quickly into one syllable rather than separating them.

Is ¿Me puedes dar un recibo? formal or casual?

¿Me puedes dar un recibo? is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is ¿Me puedes dar un recibo? used in Spanish?

¿Me puedes dar un recibo? is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (can i get a receipt).

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