Bargain for the best price
Asking the price: “How much is it?” / “How much are they?” Opinions about prices: “It’s too expensive.” “That’s cheap.” Asking for a lower price: “Can you make it cheaper?” “What about this one?” “How about eighty thousand sums?” The seller: “That’s a good price.”, “My final price is ...”. Decision: “I’m going to take it.” or “Thanks anyway, I’ll shop around” – meaning I will look in other shops. Comparing prices: cheaper than, more expensive than. Numbers: 150,000 is one hundred and fifty thousand. Remember that bargaining must be polite; do not forget please and thank you. Bargaining is normal in markets, but in many shops the prices are fixed.
“Market”: in pairs a seller and a buyer act a five-line bargaining dialogue; try to get the price down.