A2Vocabulary

Kasse

Cash register, till; checkout; cash desk

In German

Kasse

KAS-seh

Don't Get Confused!

Looks like
Case
In English means: "A container; an instance of a particular situation; a legal action"
Actually means
Kasse
Cash register, till; checkout; cash desk
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Memory TipAt the German 'Kasse', you pay with 'cash', not solve a legal 'case'. It's where money changes hands, not where arguments are settled.

Example Sentences

  1. 1

    Bitte gehen Sie zur Kasse.

    Please go to the checkout.

  2. 2

    Die Kasse ist kaputt.

    The cash register is broken.

FAQ

How do you say "Cash register, till; checkout; cash desk" in German?

"Cash register, till; checkout; cash desk" in German is "Kasse" (KAS-seh). Example: Bitte gehen Sie zur Kasse..

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