How do you say "Cash only" in German?

"Cash only" in German is "Nur bar". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

What does "Nur bar" mean in English?

"Nur bar" means "Cash only" in English.

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How to Say ‘Cash only’ in German

Nur bar

noor bar

[noor bar]

🇩🇪 In Germany: This is a normal short notice-style answer in real life, especially from a driver. It can sound blunt in English, but in German it's not automatically rude.

Phrase Breakdown

Nur

[noor]

only

Shows there is no other payment option.

Example

Nur Bargeld geht heute.

Only cash works today.

bar

[bar]

cash

Refers to paying with coins or banknotes.

Example

Wir haben bar bezahlt.

We paid in cash.

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