Customer: Good morning! Do you have fresh vegetables? Shopkeeper: Yes, we do. What would you like? Customer: One kilo of tomatoes, please. Useful: "Do you have…?" · "…, please."
English at the Shop
Beginner · Simple sentences for buying food, clothes and paying.
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English at the Shop
Simple sentences for buying food, clothes and paying. — Next Border Library
Customer: Good morning! Do you have fresh vegetables? Shopkeeper: Yes, we do. What would you like? Customer: One kilo of tomatoes, please. Useful: "Do you have…?" · "…, please."
Customer: Excuse me, how much are the apples? Staff: They are 200 taka a kilo. Customer: And the bananas? Staff: 60 taka a dozen. Useful: "How much is / are…?"
Customer: Can I try this shirt on? Assistant: Of course. The changing room is over there. Customer: It's a bit small. Do you have a bigger size? Assistant: Yes, here is a large. Useful: "Can I try…on?" · "a bigger / smaller size"
Cashier: That's 1,250 taka, please. Customer: Can I pay by card? Cashier: Yes. Would you like a bag? Customer: Yes, please. Thank you! Useful: "Can I pay by card / cash?"