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Verb "afrekenen" Hi, can someone tell me more about the verb "afrekenen" please? Do I use it also to check out from a hotel?does it means exactly like "paying"? Thanks

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"afrekenen" means like 'paying the bill' or 'to settle (the bill)'. You could say it at a hotel but it's more proper to use the term 'uitchecken' (like 'Ik wil graag uitchecken, alstublieft' -> 'I would like to check out, please'). 'Afrekenen' is often used in supermarkets and the like.
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"afrekenen" means like 'paying the bill' or 'to settle (the bill)'. You could say it at a hotel but it's more proper to use the term 'uitchecken' (like 'Ik wil graag uitchecken, alstublieft' -> 'I would like to check out, please'). 'Afrekenen' is often used in supermarkets and the like.

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