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How to say “the bill please” in Chinese

Learn how to say "the bill please" in Chinese: 请结账 (Qing jiezhang), with pronunciation, usage notes, examples, and related phrases.

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请结账

Romanization

Qing jiezhang

Pronunciation

ching jyeh-jahng

When to use it

Use it with restaurant staff. Keep the delivery short, polite, and clear, especially in busy service settings. 请结账 is a polite Mandarin phrase for asking for the bill. 买单 is also commonly understood in many restaurants.

Examples

请结账。

The bill, please.

买单,谢谢。

The check, thanks.

Common mistakes

Do not translate "the bill please" word by word; use the full Chinese phrase as a unit.

Use romanization as a pronunciation hint, not as the normal written form.

Check the tone before using it: this version is marked polite.

FAQ

How do you say "the bill please" in Chinese?

Say 请结账. The romanization is Qing jiezhang, and the pronunciation is ching jyeh-jahng.

Is 请结账 formal or casual?

This version is marked polite. 请结账 is a polite Mandarin phrase for asking for the bill. 买单 is also commonly understood in many restaurants.

When should I use "the bill please" in Chinese?

Use it with restaurant staff. Keep the delivery short, polite, and clear, especially in busy service settings. 请结账 is a polite Mandarin phrase for asking for the bill. 买单 is also commonly understood in many restaurants.

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