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How to Say ‘The register’ in Italian

La cassa

lah KAHS-sah

[lah KAHS-sah]

🇮🇹 In Italy: In many Italian shops you pay at a separate cassa, and in bars you often pay there first, then show the receipt at the counter.

Phrase Breakdown

La

[lah]

The

Definite article used to specify something.

Example

La prossima settimana andremo in vacanza.

Next week we are going on vacation.

cassa

[KAHS-sah]

checkout / till

Feminine noun for the cash register area in a shop.

Example

Pago alla cassa.

I pay at the checkout.

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