Spanish resource for students of Spanish at Sampson Community College. This site is designed to help with tricky grammar problems, vocabulary concerns, and to provide a schedule of assignments, assessments, and events in Sra Moore's classes.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
SPA120...Shopping!
Common shopping phrases
¿Cuánto cuesta? Kwan toe * kway sta How much does it cost?
Es demasiado caro. Ace * day m asee ah doe * ca roe It's too expensive.
¿Tiene algo más barato? Tee ay nay * all go * mAHs * ba ra toe Do you have anything cheaper?
¿Puedo probármelo? Pway doe * pro bAR may low Can I try it on?
El color no me sienta bien. El *co loor * no * may * see ain ta * be ain The color doesn't suit me.
¿Dónde están los probadores? dAWN day * ace tahn * los * pro ba door ace Where are the changing rooms?
Voy a pagar al contado. Boy * ah *pah gar * al * con ta doe I'm going to pay cash.
“ “ en efectivo ain * ay fake tee bo I'm going to pay cash.
¿Puede atenderme? Pway day * ah tain dair may Can you help me?
“ ‘ ayudarme? Eye you dar may Can you help me?
Sólo estoy mirando. SO lo * ace toy * meer ahn doe I'm just looking.
¿Podría mostrarme ... ? poe drEE ah * moes trar may Could you show me ...?
I can do this for days and I can be more specific and use different vocabulary, but if you learn these…you’ll do just fine!
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2 comments:
when shopping can you barter in mexico and other spanish speaking countries? like in america normally in a store the price is set and you cant make it lower but in thiland you can barter with everyone over anything.
Most definitely! I think that's what makes shopping fun bartering for the price. It's almost a shame, because the prices are pretty reasonable and in some cases cheap.
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