וויפֿל קאָסט עס?
Vifl kost es?
How much does it cost?
Usage
The standard price question; point at the item
Grammar Note
Order: question word + verb + subject
קען מען באַצאָלן מיט אַ קרעדיט־קאַרטל?
Ken men batsoln mit a kredit-kartl?
Can one pay by credit card?
Usage
Asks whether a card is accepted before you pay
Grammar Note
"קרעדיט־קאַרטל" joins "קרעדיט" (credit) and "קאַרטל" (a small card) with a maqaf. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
וווּ איז דער באַנקאָמאַט?
Vu iz der bankomat?
Where is the ATM?
Usage
Asks where to withdraw cash
Grammar Note
"באַנקאָמאַט" is masculine
איך דאַרף קליינגעלט.
Ikh darf kleyngelt.
I need small change.
Usage
For when you need coins, for example for a bus or a machine
Grammar Note
"קליינגעלט" is a compound of "קליין" (small) and "געלט" (money). Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
אַ קוויט, ביטע.
A kvit, bite.
A receipt, please.
Usage
To ask for a receipt after paying
Grammar Note
Naming the item and adding "ביטע" is a complete polite request. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
דאָס איז צו טײַער.
Dos iz tsu tayer.
That is too expensive.
Usage
Tells the seller that the price is too high
Grammar Note
"צו" before an adjective means "too". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך וויל דאָס צוריקגעבן.
Ikh vil dos tsurikgebn.
I want to return this.
Usage
For when you want to give a purchase back
Grammar Note
"וויל" (want) is followed by the infinitive "צוריקגעבן". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
וויפֿל איז דאָס אַלץ צוזאַמען?
Vifl iz dos alts tsuzamen?
How much is all of this together?
Usage
Asks for the total after buying several things
Grammar Note
The question word "וויפֿל" comes first, the verb "איז" second. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך וויל מײַן געלט צוריק.
Ikh vil mayn gelt tsurik.
I want my money back.
Usage
For asking to get your money back
Grammar Note
After "וויל" no infinitive is needed here; "צוריק" (back) completes the meaning. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
מזומן
mezumen
Cash
Usage
The word for cash, as opposed to paying by card
קרעדיט־קאַרטל
kredit-kartl
Credit card
Usage
The card used for payments
Grammar Note
"קאַרטל" is the diminutive of "קאַרטע" (card) and is neuter. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
מיר באַצאָלן באַזונדער.
Mir batsoln bazunder.
We will pay separately.
Usage
At a restaurant, to ask for separate bills
Grammar Note
After "מיר" (we) the verb has the same form as the infinitive. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
מיר באַצאָלן צוזאַמען.
Mir batsoln tsuzamen.
We will pay together.
Usage
To ask for one bill for the whole table
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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