安くしてくださいって英語でなんて言うの？

1. Here you are politely asking for a lower price. This could be in a shop or in a business situation. In the UK it is usually rare for shops to reduce prices for customers. However, for more expensive items like electrical products or furniture or jewelry, you may be lucky and the price will be reduced for you. 2. This is similar to 1. We use, 'a little' as this moderates or softens the request and seems more polite. 3. This is for, perhaps, a bargaining situation such as in a market or when responding to a private advertisement you have seen on the internet. Here it is normal to try to buy at a lower price.

It depends on what country you are planning to use this type of language in, but many North American stores negotiate on different terms. Often an incentive to buy something will come in the form of a deal such as, "buy one, get one free." You may have more success asking what store promotions are available and allow them to present to you some options before negotiating.

In western countries, you are unlikely to get a lower price that what is stated unless you are buying a high price item and offer to pay in cash. However, you can ask if they have any specials or sales on at the moment.

When purchasing goods abroad, it is common for people to try and bargain for goods. This can be done by using phrases such as: Can I get a discount? Will you take less? What's your best offer?

discount - a deduction from the usual cost of something. The deparment store is having a discount on all of their clothing items. reduce - make smaller or less in amount price - amount, payment Please reduce the price of the car.

"discount" is a reduced price. Asking for the best deal asks if they will drop there price.

The only way the seller can lower the price is by giving the buyer some form of a 'discount'. 'Discount' is a noun that means ' a reduction in the usual price'. If the price is reduced by the discount , as in the first request where a cash discount is requested, the price will be cheaper than the marked one. You may say: Will you please afford me a cash discount? The same goes for the second request, it is assumed that you are buying more of a particular item. Therefore, you may ask for a quantity discount which will make the goods cheaper than they should have been. So, you may request: 'Since I am buying in bulk, please give me a quantity discount'.

NOTE - These expressions are intended for a market/bazaar! That is a bit pricey, whats the best you can do? You inform the shop that this is expensive and you want their best price. Is there any room for bargaining on the price? You want to negotiate what price you are willing to pay and what price they are willing to sell at. HOW MUCH! What's your best price? HOW MUCH! - using a high pitched intonation) You state that it is extortionately priced and not willing to pay that. Whats your best price, tells them to lower it if they will.

Can I get a special price on this item please. - Special price = a discounted price, cheaper price. Are any of these items on sale? - On sale = cheaper priced, marked down from the normal price.