There is always that slightly awkward moment at the end of a great meal abroad: catch the server's eye, figure out if you're supposed to signal from across the room, or wait patiently for them to stop by. Mastering a quick "check, please" in the local tongue is one of the most useful travel phrases you can pocket before heading out to dine.
In some countries, asking for the check right away is totally normal; in others, bringing it unprompted is considered rude. Here is how to ask for the bill in different languages—along with the local customs for getting your check quickly and hassle-free.
Bill please worldwide
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Egypt
الفاتورة من فضلك
[alfatorah min fadlik]
الحساب من فضلك
[alhisab min fadlik]
