resibo
resíbo with stress marks
receipt
Usage Note
Resibo is a Spanish loanword for a printed or written proof of payment, and asking for one is standard practice at markets, stores, and government offices in the Philippines. Tax compliance campaigns often urge consumers to always demand an opisyal na resibo.
Examples
" Nasaan ang resibo? "
Natural Translation
Where is the receipt?
Literal Translation
Where the receipt?
" Hingin mo ang resibo pagkatapos magbayad. "
Natural Translation
Ask for the receipt after paying.
Literal Translation
Ask you the receipt after paying.
" Itago mo ang resibo dahil baka kailanganin natin ito kapag nais nating ipagpalit ang sirang gamit. "
Natural Translation
Keep the receipt because we might need it if we want to exchange the defective item.
Literal Translation
Keep you the receipt because maybe need we it when want we to-exchange the broken that item.
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