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Aoymee2 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
what do you say when making payments at restaurants
How would you normally say when you want to pay at a restaurant(less fancy restaurant-no full set cutlery, plates,etc. for example cheap Japanese restaurants- where you have to go up to the counter to pay).
OR regardless any kind of restaurants, would you say the same thing?
Does it sound natural to say:
Can I pay the bill please?
Can I pay it here?(at the counter/register)
OR regardless any kind of restaurants, would you say the same thing?
Does it sound natural to say:
Can I pay the bill please?
Can I pay it here?(at the counter/register)
Top answer
(at the counter/register) No; no one ever has to ask. You just go to the counter with your bill.
- (at the counter/register) No; no one ever has to ask.
- You just go to the counter with your bill.
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aoymee2Does it sound natural to say:Can I pay the bill please?Can I pay it here?(at the counter/register)No; no one ever has to ask. You just go to the counter with your bill.
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Usually, such transactions involve few or no words.
eg I go to the cash register, I give them my bill and some money. Perhaps they say 'Thank you'. They give me my change. I say 'thank you'.
If I pay the waiter directly, it's a very similar process.
eg I go to the cash register, I give them my bill and some money. Perhaps they say 'Thank you'. They give me my change. I say 'thank you'.
If I pay the waiter directly, it's a very similar process.
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