アップルペイで払えますかって英語でなんて言うの？

Many times in American English, when you ask about payment, you use the verb "accept." For example: Do you accept credit cards here? I hope that this helps :)

"Do you have apple pay" is a more casual way of asking and more typical in the English speaking world. Implied in this question is a statement on your intention to use apple pay. If you'd like to be more direct with your question, asking "Can I use apple pay?" or "Could I use apple pay?" would be more direct, but less commonly used compared to "Do you have apple pay?".

Many establishments have the Apple Pay icon displayed along with the credit card icon's that the place of business accepts. If you see the Apple Pay icon, you will be able to pay with Apple Pay, no problem. However, if you do not see the icon, you may ask the cashier if they take Apple Pay for payment. It is okay to ask the business if they accept Apple Pay, or if they are able to process the payment through Apple Pay. More and more companies are realizing that Apple Pay is now an acceptable form of payment. If they do not accept it at this time, you could ask them when, or if they plan on accepting it in the future.

Apple pay, or contactless payment are cashless forms of paying at a store. Both of these questions are acceptable ways of asking a cashier if the store accepts cashless payments.

Asking if the place can 'take' Apple Pay is asking if they accept that kind of payment. "Can I use..." is exactly the same but simply using a different expression. It is also common to ask if they 'accept' a particular payment type.

Generally, there is a great variety of payment systems available these days. If you wish to enquire whether any one card or system is acceptable for payment, you can use the format: "Do you accept _________?"

We can use the above sentences to ask if we can use the Apple payment method. There are many different options when it comes to payment in the 21st century. We should ask the cashier if the method we would like to use os supported by the store. Method: a technique of doing something, a process of how to do something. Viable: able to be used. "Do you accept payment using Apple Pay?" "Is Apple Pay viable here?"