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Is this on sale? Shopping in English


Note : Panduan kompetensi lulusan bimbngan belajar bahasa inggris-dapat diakses melalui fbs-febbhey.blogspot.com. Lembar jawab akan   saya nilai jika melampirkan paper task ini sesuai batas waktu yang saya tentukan 15-19 Juni       2015.Semua  nilai yang sudah masuk akan saya serahkan ke Pemerintah Daerah pada 30 Juni 2015 Good luck!   
   By: Mrs. Febby Ayu


Do you know how to get the best deal when shopping in an English-speaking country, or does the sales talk leave you speechless? Let's learn some useful expressions guaranteed to improve your bargaining power!

Shopaholic [one who is mania shopping, spend money, spend times so much in shopping]
Someone who is addicted to shopping. For example, Febby is a real shopaholic - she spends all her money on clothes!
Are you looking for anything in particular?
The sales assistant is asking if you need any help.
I'm just looking . . .
Use this phrase if you don't need any assistance and want to browse around.
Is this on sale?
Many stores have seasonal sales where the products are sold at a discount.
It's 10% off
The price has been reduced by 10%.
This is a real bargain!
This means a good product at a low price.
Do you have this in another colour?
Use this phrase if you like the style of the product but the size or color is unsuitable, e.g. Do you have this in blue?
Can I try this on?
Most stores have a dressing room where you can try on clothes to check that they fit.
That comes to . . .
This means the total price, for example That comes to $55.
Are you paying by cash or credit card?
The cashier will ask you at the checkout how you prefer to pay.


We are talking about buying and selling for personal need and grocery. Follow this conversation !!!
[Mrs. Ratna and his little daughter, Amelia is going to a traditional market]
Amelia : Um Mommy, why are we going to a traditional market? Why don’t we go to a supermarket? Supermarket sells vegetables and fruits too, right?
Mrs. Ratna: That’s right, my dear. But supermarket generally doesn’t give us too many foodstuffs to choose. Traditional market is much more complete than supermarket.
Amelia : But it’s hot, smelly, muddy, and dirty in here compared to the supermarket that’s clean and cool.
Mrs. Ratna: This is what is called the real shopping at the market. When I was at your age, I always came with Grandma to go shopping at a traditional market.
Amelia : Really?
Mrs. Ratna: Yeah. Now let’s go to that green-grocery stall first.
Amelia : Yes, Mom [smiling]
[At green-grocery stall]
Seller : Good morning, Ma’am. Do you need something?
Mrs. Ratna: Yes, I need a cabbage, half a kilogram of carrots and potatoes, and some leeks.
Seller : Um… let me see. Here you are, Ma’am. Do you need anything else?
Mrs. Ratna: I think that’s all
Seller : So…. these all cost Rp. 20,000.
Mrs. Ratna: Here you are.
Seller : Here is your change, Ma’am. Thank you and come again.

Mrs. Ratna: You’re welcome.
Amelia : Now what else to buy, Mom?
Mrs. Ratna: We need meat. Let’s go to butcher stall.
[At butcher stall]
Mrs. Ratna: Hey, good morning, Mr. Joko!
Mr. Joko: Oh, good morning, Mrs. Ratna! Are you going to buy meat?
Mrs. Ratna: Yes, I need half a kg of meat. I need tenderloin. Is every meat sold here really fresh?
Mr. Joko: Of course! I always sell fresh meats that I get directly from supplier every single day. Are you afraid I’m selling gelonggongan meat? Don’t be worried. You can see my meats are all hung up. This is a proof that I’m not selling such a gelonggongan meat. If it’s a gelonggongan meat, there will be water drops falling from the meat. And if you touch or squeeze the meat, it’s dry, rubbery, and coming with fresh blood color.
Mrs. Ratna: [smiling] Alright, I trust you that these meats are really fresh.
Mr. Joko: Alright then. You want me to chop the meat or you do it yourself?
Mrs. Ratna: It’s okay. I will chop the meat myself.
Mr. Joko: Alright, here you are. The price for the meat is Rp 35,000.
Mrs. Ratna: Here you are. Thank you, Mr. Joko.
Mr. Joko: You’re welcome

Mrs. Ratna: One lesson for you, Dear. If you’re going to shop at market like this, you have to check the freshness of anything you’re going to buy first.
Amelia : Alright, Mom!
Mrs. Ratna: By the way, do you know what I’m going to cook?
Amelia: Um…. Meat, carrots, cabbage, potatoes…. You’re going to cook vegetable soup!
Mrs. Ratna: Smart girl!

Amelia : Yum… I like it!

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