Go Dutch

When I go out with friends we either split the bill evenly among ourselves or each one pays for what he or she had. If it is only me and another friend then we usually split the bill down in the middle. When on a date, if I am the person who has asked the other person out I will pay the bill. But I have met cheap guys who order drinks or food and then leave without chipping in.

Hummm If I ask someone to go out I always pay the bill…this is a matter of chivalry ;) But course,if I have no money I don't go out home so I ask my girlfriend to do a cheap program hehehe

The fisrt time make dating, the man should pay for the woman! However, next time the both of them should go dutch!

when a man date a girl it is more appropriate that he pays the bill,unless it is your boyfriend you notice he does not have money this time to pay in that case you can either split the bill or go dutch

If you invite your friend for meal, you have to pay for them, except you already have a small talk to know that you are go dutch. But normally when couple go out to have a meal, man always pay for the meal. 

 not usually go duch ,if it is a date.i mean boy and girl , but some time boy payed, sometime times i payed, but sometime i go out for dinner or holiday with my friends,mostly we go duch, cause no rich men here.

not only men must pay all the bill, women can pay too but i think GO DUTCH is a good way to enjoy differents times when both don't have enought money…

Well, if the two are students, still not working, naturally they should split especially on a first date, of course it would not be nice for the guy to ask us to pay, but if the girl is understanding, going dutch really eases things up, things work out you will work something out later, things do not work out, no body owes any body else a lunch or a dinner or what ever…......

ohhh come on, i think this is an opportunity to win us , and to express that they can pay the bill.
girls , is time that u pay !!! 

 when i go to out 4 dinner my husband pay bill   but sometime he does`t have money i invite him .

 morally man should pay bill  . if it`s first time    because women don`t like miser men  .

I don't remeber every date of mine, but I usually prefer to go Dutch.You know, when you let a man to pay for you he seems to expect something else in return and I'm not ok with that…or maybe I'm just too suspicious, who knows?

Since I'm married, my husband always pays the bill when we go out. When we were just dating, we used to go dutch, because I think it isn't fair just one person to pay for everything. Of couse it depends too on the situation. If it's a surprise dinner or something like that, there is no sense at all going dutch.

Women are so funny. At first they want equal rights, emancipation and no discrimination, but when they are offered to go Dutch they don’t like it))) Just kidding.If I went out on a date with Ella of cause I would have paid all the damage. It’s a tradition. But sometimes on a date girls suggest to split the bill. And I know that some boys suggest girls to pay all the damage and it happens too.

Nice phrase . Go dutch . If i go out with my sisters and brothers we won't split the cost. Everyone of us insists that she/he is going to pay for the meal. Usually we agree on this provided that we take turns . So next time i will pay and then my other sister and so forth.The same goes when I am with my friends. Some times it is insulting if we split the cost, especially when the other person buys a bottle of water for you ! Do not even think of going dutch on this loool. Cool lesson. Actually super cool !

yes,....he is cheap…^_* he is a lawyer.I know sometimes we need 2go dutch but if he does that all the time…..you know what happens

Actually men pays for the bill when dating a girl, But in a case whereby the girl, dates a man she wouldn’t like the man to pay the bill.

There are a lot of derogatory phrases about the Dutch that are still in use today, dating back to the days of the Dutch settlements in present-day New York. The term Dutch Treat means the same as this. Dutch Uncle is another derogatory term that has evolved into our present slang. It's interesting the in the Netherlands, Amerikaans feest is used to denote the same type of sharing the cost of a meal as Dutch Treat. What goes around comes around.