English question question, English

raima

For example, if I buy something that's worth $5 and I pay $20, do I ask do you have change for $20? Or do you have change for $15? I heard both but which one is right?

kimball

You should say "do you have change for twenty?"

ACC-HE

How come he wouldn't have change?  Are you buying pot off the street?

akshea

why do u even have to ask? He / She is suppose to give you the change back anyways.

tiffiant

what da hack is this questions
the seller should have tons of changes~~~~~

myversa

the seller not necessary has change.  there is possibility that on that particular day everyone pays with 20 and the seller uses up all the changes.

大C姐

答案﹕Do you have change for $20.

如果你有$10﹐但係又想要change﹐你緊係想用大紙啦。呢個好常見。即係唔通我用$100﹐之後問人"do you have change for $95?"咩。

你問緊係如果用$20﹐你有無錢找呀嘛。

-- 大大C姐

ricrick

just ask do you have "any" change

ACC-HE

大C姐, gung.  好權威

superberry

我做左七年cashier都無人問過我可唔可以找錢或者有無錢找, ha ha