Go Dutch

"You don't have to pay for me. Let's go dutch today."
"I can't believe John didn't pay for me. We ended up going dutch on the whole date."
"I actually prefer going dutch because I don't want to feel indebt to anyone."

A: "How was your date with Sarah?"
B: "I'm not sure. It was just ok."
A: "Why do you say that?"
B: "She didn't let me pay for her share. She insisted that we go dutch for everything."

Other Common Sentences

"I'll pay half of it."
"Let's pay together."
"I didn't pay for her. We paid our own share."

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