How to Say ‘Receipt’ in Spain Spanish
Recibo
reh-SEE-boh
[reh-SEE-boh]
💬 Usage Tip: Recibo can mean a receipt, but in Spain the usual shop word is often ticket. Recibo is also commonly used for a bill or payment slip, like a utility bill.
🇪🇸 In Spain: If you want the paper slip in a shop or bar in Spain, asking for el ticket will usually sound more natural than recibo.
Phrase Breakdown
Recibo
[reh-SEE-boh]
receipt
A piece of paper or an electronic document that shows a list of goods or services and the price paid for them.
Puede darme un recibo, por favor?
Can you give me a receipt, please?
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