How to Say ‘Receipt’ in Traditional Chinese
發票
fā piào
[fāpiào]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, 發票 usually means the official sales receipt, often the kind tied to the uniform-invoice lottery system. At checkout, staff may ask if you want it or if you want it stored digitally instead of printed.
Phrase Breakdown
發票
fā piào
[fāpiào]
receipt
A written acknowledgment of having received a specified amount of money.
請給我發票。
Please give me a receipt.
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