영수증 주세요
A receipt, please
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영수증 means receipt and 주세요 means “please give me.” This is a concise, polite request after a purchase.
At many registers, a staff member may ask 영수증 드릴까요?, “Would you like a receipt?” You can answer 네, 주세요 or 괜찮아요 if you do not need one.
Keep a receipt if you might need to exchange an item, claim an expense, or confirm a payment. It is useful even when payment was by card.
In Korea, a card receipt and a cash receipt are different ideas. The basic word 영수증 safely covers an ordinary proof of purchase.
Examples
결제할 때 영수증도 주세요.
Gyeoljehal ttae yeongsujeungdo juseyo.
Please give me a receipt too when I pay.
영수증 필요하세요?
Yeongsujeung piryohaseyo?
Do you need a receipt?
Mini dialogue
A: 결제 도와드릴게요.
A: I will help you with payment.
B: 네, 영수증도 주세요.
B: Yes, and a receipt too, please.
Common mistakes
- 드릴까요 is what staff say when offering; 주세요 is what a customer says when requesting.
- 필요하세요 asks politely whether someone needs it, not whether they already received it.
How to practice
- Natural at shops, cafés, and pharmacies.
- Use the same 주세요 pattern for a bag, menu, or water.
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