How to Say The bill, please in Nepali — बिल दिनुहोस् | KidSchooler

Q: How do you say "The bill, please" in Nepali?

You say "बिल दिनुहोस्" — romanized as "Bill dinuhos" and pronounced "bill dee-noo-hos". Nepalis use the English word 'bill.' Mime a writing gesture as a backup.

Q: What's the cultural context for "The bill, please" in Nepal?

'Dai' (दाइ — older brother) is the friendly way to address a male waiter. 'Didi' (दिदी — older sister) for women.

How to say the bill, please in Nepali

The bill, please

A bill receipt on a small plate at a Nepali restaurant — Unsplash / Erol Ahmed

बिल दिनुहोस्

Bill dinuhos

Pronunciation: bill dee-noo-hos

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Nepalis use the English word 'bill.' Mime a writing gesture as a backup.

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ए दाइ, बिल दिनुहोस्।

Excuse me, the bill please.

Ae dai, bill dinuhos.

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