How to Say “The Bill, Please” in Turkish
The usual way to say “The bill, please” in Turkish is Hesap, lütfen. It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 4 alternatives (formal, informal), how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.
In Turkish
Hesap, lütfen
- Literally
- “bill, please”
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- Neutralsafe in almost any situation
How Hesap, lütfen is built
- hesapbill; account, calculation
- lütfenplease
Other ways to say “The bill, please”
- Hesabı alabilir miyiz?Neutral
“can we have the bill?”
Hesap → hesabı (p → b).
- Hesabı getirir misiniz?Formal
“could you bring the bill?”
Polite request.
- Hesap bendenInformal
“the bill is on me”
When treating someone.
- Ayrı ayrı ödeyebilir miyiz?Neutral
“can we pay separately?”
Splitting is less common than in some countries.
How to reply
Hemen getiriyorum.
I’ll bring it right away.
Example dialogue
- A
Bakar mısınız? Hesabı alabilir miyiz?
Excuse me! Can we have the bill?
- B
Tabii, hemen getiriyorum.
Of course, I’ll bring it right away.
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“The bill, please” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “The bill, please” in Turkish?
The most common way is Hesap, lütfen (literally “bill, please”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Hesabı alabilir miyiz (“can we have the bill?”): hesap → hesabı (p → b).
How do you reply to Hesap, lütfen?
Typical replies are Hemen getiriyorum. (“I’ll bring it right away.”).
What does each part of Hesap, lütfen mean?
hesap = bill; account, calculation; lütfen = please. Hesap ends in p, which becomes b before a vowel: hesabı.
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