jau5 sou3有數有数

Jyutpingjau5 sou3

Yaleyáuh sou

Uncommon

Definition

To have a mutual agreement, a clear plan, or to have settled a bill.

to have a plan, a rough estimate, or a clear idea of how things stand
to have a mutual agreement, understanding, or deal in place
to have settled a bill or resolved an outstanding account

colloquialmoney

How it's used

Refers specifically to the act of settling a debt or completing a payment transaction. It functions as a predicate indicating that a financial obligation is fulfilled. It is common in service environments like restaurants or shops when confirming if a customer has cleared their tab.

Examples

le1呢zoeng1張daan1單jau5有sou3數mei6未aa4呀？

Has this bill been paid yet?

ngo5我ji5已ging1經jau5有sou3數laa3喇，m4唔sai2使daam1擔sam1心。

I have already settled the bill, no need to worry.

Common phrases

zaau2找sou3數

to pay a bill

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with the phrase 心中有數, which means to have a clear idea or plan in one's mind. The latter is an idiom about mental awareness, whereas 有數 in this context is strictly about financial settlement.