How to Say ‘Have you already got the receipt?’ in Italian
Ha già fatto lo scontrino?
ah jah FAHT-toh loh skohn-TREE-noh
[ah jah FAHT-toh loh skohn-TREE-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian says you "make" the receipt, fare lo scontrino, when you pay at the till. scontrino takes lo because it starts with s + consonant.
Phrase Breakdown
Ha già fatto
ah jah FAHT-toh
Have you already done
Formal 'you' with the passato prossimo. 'H' is silent, so 'ha' sounds like 'a'.
Ha già fatto colazione?
Have you already had breakfast?
Words in this phrase
Ha
[ah]
you have (formal)
Third person form of 'avere', used for formal 'Lei'.
Ha tempo domani?
Do you have time tomorrow?
già
[jah]
already
An adverb used to say that something has happened before now.
Hai già parlato con il recruiter dell'azienda?
Have you already spoken with the company recruiter?
fatto
[FAHT-toh]
made / done
Past participle of 'fare'; in expressions it often means 'made' or 'caused'.
Il tuo commento mi ha fatto riflettere.
Your comment made me reflect.
lo scontrino?
loh skohn-TREE-noh
the receipt?
'Lo' is used before 's' + consonant. In bars, you often pay and get the receipt first.
Ecco lo scontrino.
Here's the receipt.
Words in this phrase
lo
[loh]
The
Demonstrative pronoun indicating a known quantity.
Lo so bene.
I know it well.
scontrino
[skohn-TREE-noh]
receipt
Noun meaning a receipt from a purchase.
Posso avere lo scontrino per il reso?
Can I have the receipt for the return?
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