German · Real conversations
How to say “Do you have the receipt?” in German
Ask a customer whether they have proof of purchase.
Haben Sie den Kassenbon?
Do you have the receipt?
This is often a staff question; learners should recognize it during a return.
Use it in three situations
At a shop counter
Haben Sie den Kassenbon?
Do you have the receipt?
During an exchange
Haben Sie den Kassenbon noch?
Do you still have your receipt?
Checking a purchase
Könnte ich bitte den Kassenbon sehen?
Could I see the receipt, please?
What to watch for
A receipt, an invoice, and a payment confirmation may use different local words.
Read the whole expression before replacing a detail. The natural wording may use a different order or construction from the English sentence.
Your turn
Imagine shopping and returns. Say this in German: Do you still have your receipt?
Reveal a sample reply
Haben Sie den Kassenbon noch?
Do you still have your receipt?
Build a useful exchange
Explain a return and check the available options.
This expression in other languages
A note on speaking German
Use Sie for formal address and du with people you address informally. Könnten Sie …? is a useful polite request. Keep noun capitals and the verb position shown in each complete sentence.
The examples preserve German accents and ß. Read a full sentence before replacing a detail: a subordinate clause can move the verb to the end, and case can change an article or pronoun.
