¿Me puede dar un recibo?

¿Me puede dar un recibo?
Can I have a receipt?

When to use

This is useful for tracking expenses, for returns, or for business reimbursement purposes.

How it works

This uses the verb 'poder' (can) in the 'usted' form, followed by the verb 'dar' (to give) and the indirect object pronoun 'me' (to me).

  • Me: 'to me', indirect object pronoun.
  • puede: 'can you', third-person singular present of 'poder' (usted form).
  • dar: 'to give', infinitive verb.
  • un recibo: 'a receipt', masculine singular noun with indefinite article.

Formality

The use of 'puede' indicates a formal address ('usted'). For informal address ('tú'), you would say '¿Me puedes dar un recibo?'.

Notes

Useful for expenses and returns. Neutral everyday wording.

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