以前、ここにあった商品はもう取扱がなくなったんですか？って英語でなんて言うの？

Hi, Mika! 1. "Do you still sell this product?" I think it would be best to use this phrase if you prefer to be direct and straightforward. It's not rude, but it's not polite either. If you want to make it polite, you can say "Excuse me, do you still sell this product?" 2. "I used to buy this product here, but I can't find it. Do you not sell it anymore?" This phrase is more polite than the first phrase. It offers more explanation. If you want to make this phrase more casual, you can say "You don't sell it anymore?" For example: "I used to buy this product here, but I can't find it. You don't sell it anymore?" 3. "Do you still have this product in stock?" When an item is "in stock", it means that the store sells the product, but other shoppers have already purchased all the items on the shelves. Phrase 1 and Phrase 2 are different because they ask if the store permanently removes a product from the shelf. I hope this helps! Good luck! ✰✰

1. 以前ここにあった商品はもう取り扱いがなくなったんですか？ ２．すみません、以前ここにあった商品を探していますが。。。 ３．もうその商品はここにありませんか？

You can ask virtually any store this question. e,g. Do you stock Mel Gibson movies. Do you stock the bible in this bookshop. Do you stock lampshades in this store.

This question may be asked in the positive form: 'Do you still stock TVs?' or the negative form: 'Don't you sell TVs anymore?' Questions in English are usually asked in the positive form - unless you have reason to believe the negative. The negative statement of:'Don't you sell TVs anymore?' is 'You don't sell TVs anymore,' and to make a question from that statement, you can either add a question tag:''You don't sell TVs anymore, do you?' Or, 'Don't you sell TVs anymore?'

"Still have" and "still stock" are two expressions uses to ask them if they still sell these items.

Both phrases are good to use. 1. Hi, where can I find the "peanuts" that used to be on this shelf? This is asking where you can find the product. Asking them indirectly if they have moved it to a different shelf. 2. Do you have stock of the "peanuts" ? This is asking if the product is sold out or if they still have more of the product in the store room.

When you are looking for an item/product in a shop then it might not be available anymore as if it's not popular they might not sell/stock it so you could ask 'is this product still available? To find out if something is still sold then you can use the terms 'still sell', 'still available' 'in stock'

"Do you still stock this product?" "Stock" Is a term used in this context to describe if the shop still sells this particular product. "Is this product still available?" "available" in this context,if this product is still able to buy. depending on the context available can be used in ex. "Are you available this weekend?"