Learn English through everyday dialogues focusing on negotiating prices in various settings such as markets and stores. Practice key phrases and vocabulary used when discussing discounts and making purchases.
At the Market:
Alex: Excuse me, how much is this shirt?
Shopkeeper: That shirt is $30.
Alex: Hmm, that's a bit more than I was hoping to spend. Would you consider lowering the price?
Shopkeeper: Well, how about $25?
Alex: Could you do $20?
Shopkeeper: I'm sorry, but $25 is the lowest I can go.
Alex: Alright, I understand. I'll take it for $25 then.
Shopkeeper: Great! Thank you for your business.
At the Electronics Store:
Emily: Hi, I'm interested in this camera. How much does it cost?
Salesperson: That camera is $200.
Emily: Hmm, I was hoping to find something a bit cheaper. Is there any discount available?
Salesperson: Well, this is already discounted from its original price. But for you, I can offer it at $180.
Emily: That's still a bit high for my budget. Can you do $160?
Salesperson: Let me check with my manager. Okay, we can do $160 for you.
Emily: Perfect, thank you so much!
Salesperson: You're welcome! Enjoy your new camera.
At the Street Market:
Jack: Hello, I'm interested in these handmade earrings. How much are they?
Vendor: Those earrings are $15.
Jack: $15 seems a bit steep for earrings. Can you give me a discount if I buy two pairs?
Vendor: Sure, I can give you two pairs for $25.
Jack: How about $20 for both?
Vendor: Hmm, okay, $20 it is for both pairs.
Jack: Great, thank you!
Vendor: No problem, thank you for shopping with us!
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