Účet, prosím.
When to use
This is the direct and common way to signal to the staff that you wish to settle the bill and conclude your dining experience.
How it works
This simple phrase combines a noun and a polite request.
- Účet: The noun 'účet' means 'bill' or 'check' (masculine inanimate).
- prosím: The polite word 'please' or 'I ask'.
Grammatical Case
In this context, 'účet' functions as the direct object of an implied verb like 'I want' or 'Give me'. Therefore, it is in the accusative case. For masculine inanimate nouns, the accusative singular form is identical to the nominative singular form.
Notes
Use this phrase when you are finished with your meal and ready to pay the bill.