予算はいくらですか？って英語でなんて言うの？

Most people think about a minimum and maximum that they are willing to spend.

These are all natural ways of asking for someone's budget.

What is your budget- Asks what amount of money they plan on spending. What are you looking to spend?- is the same as asking what is your budget they are asking for an amount What is the most you would like to spend?- Asks for the biggest amount of money you are willing to spend

Asking them how much they are willing to spend shows that there is an amount they will not be willing to spend on the gift. That also applies to "the maximum amount of money", which shows that they will not buy that specific present for that person if it is beyond a certain amount.

As always there are many ways to ask this question, but I think the easiest and most direct us simply, "what is your budget?"

With all three of these possible questions, the idea is to elicit the customer's feelings about the price of the item. The second and third questions could even be asked with a small smile in a conversational way. These sort of questions typify the more subtle salesman of quality products who does not want to risk receiving a 'No' response.

The above sentences can be used to ask how much they would like to use on the present so that you can easily help them choose the appropriate present.

When trying to determine how much someone is willing to spend, you can ask questions such as: What's your budget? Do you have a budget? How much do you want to spend?

>Did you decide on a spending budget for the presents? -> This is asking if he decided on a budget or if he will just pay whatever. >What amount of money are you willing to spend on the presents?-> Amount of money-willing = what is an comfortable amount for him that he would spend. >What is the maximum amount of money that you will spend? -> Maximum amount = the very most amount of money he would spend.

In the first question, you want to know if your friend's monthly budget has a cash surplus from which he can buy the present. If his budget does not have a cash surplus, it can not accommodate the price of the present. He will then have to reduce or do without some of his usual expenses if he really wants to buy this present. In the second question, you are asking about the price range of the present. Also, his budget will only allow it if there is a cash surplus after taking into account all his monthly requirements. In the third question, you are assuming that your friend has already prepared his monthly budget and you want to know if the cost of the present has already been included.