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60 [тIокIищ] Банкым

60 [tIokIishh] Bankym

I would like to open an account.	Сэ счёт къызэIусхы сшIоигъу.; Sje schjot kyzjeIushy sshIoigu.
Here is my passport.	Мары сипаспорт.; Mary sipasport.
And here is my address.	Сиадреси мары.; Siadresi mary.
I want to deposit money in my account.	Сэ сисчёт ахъщэ изгъахьэ сшIоигъу.; Sje sischjot ahshhje izgah'je sshIoigu.
I want to withdraw money from my account.	Сэ сисчёт ахъщэ къисхы сшIоигъу.; Sje sischjot ahshhje kishy sshIoigu.
I want to pick up the bank statements.	Сэ сисчёт къыхэтхыкIыгъэхэр сштэжьынэу сыфай.; Sje sischjot kyhjethykIygjehjer sshtjezh'ynjeu syfaj.
I want to cash a traveller’s cheque / traveler’s check (am.).	Гъогу чекымкIэ ахъщэ къисхы сшIоигъу.; Gogu chekymkIje ahshhje kishy sshIoigu.
What are the fees?	УлэупкIэр тхьапш?; UljeupkIjer th'apsh?
Where should I sign?	Та чIыпIэм сыкIэтхэщт?; Ta chIypIjem sykIjethjeshht?
I’m expecting a transfer from Germany.	Германием ахъщэ къысфырагъэхьыкIынэу сежэ.; Germaniem ahshhje kysfyragjeh'ykIynjeu sezhje.
Here is my account number.	Мары сисчёт иномер.; Mary sischjot inomer.
Has the money arrived?	Ахъщэр къэсыгъа?; Ahshhjer kjesyga?
I want to change money.	Сэ ахъщэ зэблэсхъу сшIоигъу.; Sje ahshhje zjebljeshu sshIoigu.
I need US-Dollars.	Сэ Америкэ доллар сищыкIагъэр.; Sje Amerikje dollar sishhykIagjer.
Could you please give me small notes / bills (am.)	Нахь макIэ зэрыт ахъщэхэр къысэт, хъущтмэ.; Nah' makIje zjeryt ahshhjehjer kysjet, hushhtmje.
Is there a cashpoint / an ATM (am.)?	Банкомат мыщ щыIа?; Bankomat myshh shhyIa?
How much money can one withdraw?	Ахъщэ тхьапш къипхын узыфитыр?; Ahshhje th'apsh kiphyn uzyfityr?
Which credit cards can one use?	Сыд фэдэ кредит картэх бгъэфедэмэ хъущтхэр?; Syd fjedje kredit kartjeh bgjefedjemje hushhthjer?

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