How to Say ‘Receipt’ in Simplified Chinese
发票
fā piào
[fāpiào]
🇨🇳 In China: In China, 发票 often means an official tax receipt, not just any little sales slip. Hotels and business travelers especially care about it, and staff may ask whether you need one.
Phrase Breakdown
发票
fā piào
[fāpiào]
invoice; official receipt
An official tax receipt in China, often needed for reimbursement.
请给我开发票。
Please issue me an invoice.
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