factura means invoice; bill — a common term in Travel Spanish. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: April 28, 2026
factura
noun • /[fak-TOO-rah]/
invoice; bill
Example:
Pedimos la factura en el hotel.
We asked for the bill at the hotel.
🧠 What does factura mean?
A factura is a detailed document that lists goods or services provided, along with their cost. It serves as a formal record of a transaction, often used for accounting purposes, proof of purchase, or to request payment. In everyday contexts, especially when dining out or staying at a hotel, it is commonly referred to as a 'bill'.
📚 Extra examples
- Necesito la factura para presentarla en la oficina.
I need the invoice to present it at the office. - ¿Me puedes dar la factura, por favor?
Can you give me the bill, please? - Guarda esta factura como comprobante de pago.
Keep this invoice as proof of payment. - La factura del hotel incluye el desayuno.
The hotel bill includes breakfast.
💡 Did You Know?
While 'factura' is the standard term for both invoice and bill, in some informal situations, 'cuenta' (account, check, bill) might be used interchangeably, especially when asking for the bill at a restaurant.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "factura"
Synonyms: cuenta
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