Receipt in Tagalog

Receipt in Tagalog is “Resibo” – a document that confirms payment or acceptance of goods and services. This essential business term appears in everyday transactions throughout the Philippines, from retail stores to online purchases.

Understanding how to use “receipt” in Tagalog contexts helps navigate Filipino business culture and daily transactions. Let’s explore the complete linguistic breakdown, pronunciation guide, and practical usage examples.

[Words] = Receipt

[Definition]:

• Receipt /rɪˈsiːt/
• Noun 1: A written acknowledgment that something has been received, especially payment for goods or services.
• Noun 2: The action of receiving something or the fact of being received.
• Noun 3: An amount of money received during a particular period by an organization or business.

[Synonyms] = Resibo, Katibayan ng pagbayad, Tiket, Talaan ng pagbili, Patunay ng transaksyon, Katibayan ng pagtanggap, Komprobante.

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Always keep your receipt in case you need to return the item to the store.
Ex1_PH: Laging ingatan ang iyong resibo kung kailangan mong ibalik ang item sa tindahan.

Ex2_EN: The cashier handed me the receipt after I paid for my groceries.
Ex2_PH: Ibinigay sa akin ng kahero ang resibo pagkatapos kong magbayad ng aking mga pinamili.

Ex3_EN: Can I get a receipt for this transaction for my expense report?
Ex3_PH: Maaari ba akong makakuha ng resibo para sa transaksyong ito para sa aking ulat ng gastos?

Ex4_EN: The receipt shows that the payment was processed successfully yesterday.
Ex4_PH: Ang resibo ay nagpapakita na ang pagbabayad ay matagumpay na naproseso kahapon.

Ex5_EN: Please send me an email receipt as proof of my online purchase.
Ex5_PH: Pakipadala sa akin ng email resibo bilang patunay ng aking pagbili online.