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She Handed You the Thin One. Accounting Will Throw It Out.

To say An official receipt, please. in Japanese, say 領収書をお願いします (ryōshūsho o onegai shimasu).

She handed you the little thermal slip. Your company will reject it. You needed the other paper.

ryōshūsho o onegai shimasu An official receipt, please.

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  1. 領収書をお願いします。 Ryōshūsho o onegai shimasu. An official receipt, please.
  2. 領収書 ryōshūsho The thin till slip is a 「レシート」. Accounting wants a 「領収書」, the stamped one with the shop name and the amount.
  3. すみません、領収書をお願いします。 Sumimasen, ryōshūsho o onegai shimasu. Excuse me, an official receipt, please.
  4. レシートではなく、領収書をお願いします。 Reshīto de wa naku, ryōshūsho o onegai shimasu. Not the till slip. The official receipt, please.
  5. 領収書 ryōshūsho Don't leave with the thin one. Ask for 「領収書」 before you walk away.

Kanji in this phrase

領収書
りょうしゅうしょ

Why this phrase

POV: expense report. Kofuku is the tourist at a restaurant or hotel till. Hana is the cashier. A 「レシート」 is the thin till slip. A 「領収書」 is the stamped official receipt with the shop name and amount, the one accounting actually files. He asks 「領収書をお願いします」. Some shops write it by hand. Distinct from asking for any receipt (tourist-reshiito-kudasai) and from tax-free paperwork.

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