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    This document lists vocabulary terms commonly used when bargaining or negotiating prices in a retail setting. Some of the key terms included are asking about prices and costs ("How much?", "Price/cost"), requesting or mentioning discounts ("Discount", "Reduce"), commenting on value ("Bargain", "Cheap", "Expensive"), and negotiating or haggling over the price ("Go down a bit", "Help me", "Too high"). The purpose is to provide examples of language used in conversations between buyers and sellers when discussing the monetary value of goods and potential discounts or lower prices.

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    This document lists vocabulary terms commonly used when bargaining or negotiating prices in a retail setting. Some of the key terms included are asking about prices and costs ("How much?", "Price/cost"), requesting or mentioning discounts ("Discount", "Reduce"), commenting on value ("Bargain", "Cheap", "Expensive"), and negotiating or haggling over the price ("Go down a bit", "Help me", "Too high"). The purpose is to provide examples of language used in conversations between buyers and sellers when discussing the monetary value of goods and potential discounts or lower prices.

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    Bargaining Vocabularies

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    Hernina Niblonk Kimguna
    This document lists vocabulary terms commonly used when bargaining or negotiating prices in a retail setting. Some of the key terms included are asking about prices and costs ("How much?", "Price/cost"), requesting or mentioning discounts ("Discount", "Reduce"), commenting on value ("Bargain", "Cheap", "Expensive"), and negotiating or haggling over the price ("Go down a bit", "Help me", "Too high"). The purpose is to provide examples of language used in conversations between buyers and sellers when discussing the monetary value of goods and potential discounts or lower prices.

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    BARGAINING

    VOCABULARIES

    1. Take a look/have a look/Just looking


    2. Cheap/affordable/expensive/pricey
    3. Bargain
    4. Price/cost
    5. Size
    6. How much?
    7. Fixed cost/fixed price
    8. Look for
    9. Cheaper option
    10. Show me
    11. Reduce
    12. Go down a bit
    13. Help me
    14. Too high
    15. Please, wrap

    - There are some great discounts in that shop.


    - That pair of jeans look amazing. How much does
    it cost?
    - Do you have a discount for today?
    - It’s already quite cheap, but is it possible to get a
    discount?
    - I heard there are some new tennis uniforms with a
    special price, is that true?
    - That is an unbeatable offer. If I pay with this card,
    do I get another discount?
    - They were two pairs for the price of one?
    - That is an absolute steal.
    - There’s 50% off everything in Sports Direct.
    - Thirty dollars? That’s a pretty good deal.
    - The price tag is a bit pricey. I’m not sure I can afford it.
    - Those shoes are overpriced. Can you reduce it?
    - What was it a bargain? How much do you actually pay for it?
    - How much is the discount?
    - Do you still have this item? It is on sale.
    - There is a stain in the blouse. So, you can give me another discount,
    right?
    - For the total, can I have another discount if I pay with a
    membership card?
    - So, how much are you willing to go down?
    - That is a great deal, but I think we can come up with a better price.

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