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How do you say this in English (US)? "How many months/installments would you like to pay for?"
what do you say when you pay in installments?
How do you say this in English (US)? "How many months/installments would you like to pay for?"
what do you say when you pay in installments?
what do you say when you pay in installments?
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@nanssarang Ah, then it is "In how many instalments would you like to pay for?" which the customer should reply with the number of instalments they want to pay in and the time they want to pay across, e.g "I would like to pay in 3 instalments across 6 months."
Alternatively, you can say "In how many months would you like to pay the instalments?" so the reply should be something like, "I want to pay across 12 months with 4 payments."
If this is still unclear, feel free to ask me more :)
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If my assumption is correct and you are asking for a reply to the question, you can say "I would like to pay for this in instalments of 6 months" or "Can I pay in instalments across 12 months?" Hope this helped! :)
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@nanssarang Ah, then it is "In how many instalments would you like to pay for?" which the customer should reply with the number of instalments they want to pay in and the time they want to pay across, e.g "I would like to pay in 3 instalments across 6 months."
Alternatively, you can say "In how many months would you like to pay the instalments?" so the reply should be something like, "I want to pay across 12 months with 4 payments."
If this is still unclear, feel free to ask me more :)
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@aishatrbl I found out why i didn't understand. The system of payment for credit card seems different from my country.
Cause in Korea, 3 installments mean 3months. Thank you so much.I also learned about this:)
Cause in Korea, 3 installments mean 3months. Thank you so much.I also learned about this:)
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@nanssarang I see! No worries, I’m glad it’s all sorted out. Feel free to ask me anything if there are still things unclear :)
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