The bill, please
Lacagta inaan bixiyo ayaan rabaa means the bill, please. Lacagta means the money, inaan bixiyo means that I pay (bixi is to pay), and ayaan rabaa means I want, so the sentence is literally I want to pay the money. It is the polite way to ask for the bill at a Somali restaurant, where you often go up to the counter rather than wait for a slip. The reply is the amount: Waa toban doolar (it is ten dollars). Some people simply say Xisaabta, fadlan (the bill, please).
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