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How to say to total the bill, to ring up
in Thai
คิดเงิน
kít-ngoen
to total the bill, to ring up
kít highngoen mid
คิดเงินด้วย = 'the bill, please' at a stall or counter. In sit-down restaurants you'll also hear เช็คบิล.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Literally
- calculate money
- Remember it
- Grab the counting KIT, add up the MONEY: ring up the bill.
In a sentence
- คิดเงินด้วยครับkít-ngoen dûai krápCan I pay, please?
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