Direct answer
한국어 · Korean phrasing with Hangul, romanization, and tone notes.
계산서 주세요
Romanization
Gyesanseo juseyo
Pronunciation
gyeh-sahn-saw joo-seh-yoh
Restaurant · Korean
How to say “the bill please” in Korean
Learn how to say "the bill please" in Korean: 계산서 주세요 (Gyesanseo juseyo), with pronunciation, usage notes, examples, and related phrases.
polite
When to use it
Use it with restaurant staff. Keep the delivery short, polite, and clear, especially in busy service settings. 계산서 주세요 asks for the bill in Korean. 계산해 주세요 can also mean please ring this up or please let me pay.
Examples
계산서 주세요.
The bill, please.
계산해 주세요.
Please let me pay.
Common mistakes
Do not translate "the bill please" word by word; use the full Korean 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 Korean?
Say 계산서 주세요. The romanization is Gyesanseo juseyo, and the pronunciation is gyeh-sahn-saw joo-seh-yoh.
Is 계산서 주세요 formal or casual?
This version is marked polite. 계산서 주세요 asks for the bill in Korean. 계산해 주세요 can also mean please ring this up or please let me pay.
When should I use "the bill please" in Korean?
Use it with restaurant staff. Keep the delivery short, polite, and clear, especially in busy service settings. 계산서 주세요 asks for the bill in Korean. 계산해 주세요 can also mean please ring this up or please let me pay.