How to Say ‘Here is your receipt.’ in German
Hier ist Ihr Bon.
heer ist eer bohn
[heer ist eer bohn]
🇩🇪 In Germany: In shops, [Bon] is the normal everyday word for a receipt. Staff may hand it over automatically or ask if you want it.
Phrase Breakdown
Hier ist
heer ist
here is
A common phrase used when handing something over.
Hier ist Ihre Rechnung.
Here is your bill.
Words in this phrase
Hier
[heer]
here
Used when giving something to someone.
Hier ist das Ticket.
Here is the ticket.
ist
[ist]
is
Form of sein meaning is.
Hier ist Ihr Kaffee.
Here is your coffee.
Ihr Bon
eer bohn
your receipt
Formal/polite 'your' ('Ihr') plus 'Bon' meaning receipt or slip.
Haben Sie Ihren Bon?
Do you have your receipt?
Words in this phrase
Ihr
[eer]
your
Formal your, used politely in service situations.
Hier ist Ihr Tisch.
Here is your table.
Bon
[bohn]
receipt
The receipt from a purchase.
Bitte nehmen Sie Ihren Bon.
Please take your receipt.
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