How to Say ‘Can I have the receipt?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Me da el recibo?
meh dah el reh-SEE-boh
[meh dah el reh-SEE-boh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me da...] is literally [Do you give me...], but it's a very normal Spanish way to ask for something. You can reuse it with lots of shop items: [¿Me da una bolsa?]
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun used in requests like give me.
¿Me puede ayudar?
Can you help me?
da
[dah]
do you give
From dar; here it is a polite question meaning can you give me.
¿Me da una bolsa también?
Can you give me a bag as well?
el
[el]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
El recibo está en la bolsa.
The receipt is in the bag.
recibo
[reh-SEE-boh]
receipt
Paper proof of purchase given after paying.
Guarde el recibo por si acaso.
Keep the receipt just in case.
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