How to Say ‘Receipt’ in Portuguese
Recibo
reh-see-boh
[reh-see-boh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal, you'll also often hear fatura instead of recibo, especially in shops and restaurants. Recibo is still understood, but fatura may be what staff actually ask about.
Phrase Breakdown
Recibo
[reh-see-boh]
Receipt
A document acknowledging that something has been paid for.
Guarde o recibo da compra.
Keep the purchase receipt.
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