how to say “refund” in Hebrew

 

הֶחְזֵר כַּסְפִּי

 

 
A refund in Hebrew is הֶחְזֵר כַּסְפִּי listen and repeat – literally, a returning of funds. But more often than not, you’ll hear people abbreviating the expression to simply החזר listen and repeat.
 
For example:
 
תִּרְאִי אִם תּוּכְלִי לְקַבֵּל הֶחְזֵר מֵהַחֲנוּת.
See if you can get a refund from the store. (to a female)
 
The word derives from the active-causative verb לְהַחְזִיר listen and repeat to return (something), of the root ח.ז.ר (kh.z.r).

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