他の店ではもっと安かったですよって英語でなんて言うの？

If you want to bargain prices for an item that was cheaper at another store, we would say the following to the store staff: - "I saw this item available at another store at a cheaper price." or - "This item was cheaper at another store." For talking about prices we say either the price is 'expensive" ( a big price ) or 'cheap' ( a small price ).

Some stores have a price matching policy that allows them to match the lower price. You can use "Would you be able to do a price match?" or "Do you have a price matching policy?" to find out if they have one. Then, you would just have to show them a paper advertisement or an online advertisement with the lower priced item to get the price match. Also, you use the words 'low' and 'high' to describe price.

The politest way of negotiating a price is asking if it is 'flexible'. This is asking whether there is any movement in the price, and essentially asking if they will sell it for a smaller amount of money. To be more persuasive you could add onto the end "I saw it cheaper in another shop" but you may want to back this up with what shop it was and how much it cost in there.

If the product is being sold at a higher price in this store than it is being sold for at the other store, it means that it is more expensive in this store than at the other store. Grammatically, you are using comparative degrees. It may be cheap in this store, but it is cheaper at the other store. The word cheaper in this case is the comparative degree of the adjective 'cheap'. The superlative degree is 'cheapest. However, if you use the adjective 'expensive', which means 'costing more than anticipated', the .comparative degree is 'more expensive' and the superlative degree is 'most expensive'. Someone might say: This is the most expensive shop in this area. So you may say to the sales person: This item is more expensive here than at the other store. or This item was selling for a cheaper price than this at the other store.

If you were shopping and you saw that a certain product was on sale for a cheaper price at a different shop, you could say one of the following: "It was cheaper at another store", "This item was cheaper at another store" or "Would you be able to do a price match?". This alerts whomever you are speaking to that you could get this item at a lower price if you went elsewhere.

"I found it cheaper at another store," means that you were able to get for a better price at another store than the store you previously bought it at. "I was able to find it less expensive at another store," means something similar to the other sentences but it can be an alternative way to say "finding something cheaper." It's always nice to have alternative words to use when trying to say something so, "cheaper," "less expensive," "not as costly," are all good ways to say something that doesn't cost a lot of money.

To tell the shop staff that a certain product was cheaper at a different shop, you can say: "This was cheaper at (store)." "I found this to be cheaper at a different shop."

When shopping, you want to negotiate the price. You want to tell the shop staff that a certain product iss on sale for a lower price at a different shop. Above are some suggestions.

When we want to negotiate a price for an item, we can 'haggle'. 'Haggling' is a verb used to describe the action of you and the person selling an item working out a price and coming to an agreement, By informing the shopkeeper that an item they are selling has a lower price at a different store, we are letting them know that they could lose our business and they may need to lower their prices.

- Good to start with saying "sorry, but" as a polite way to address something you have a problem with. - "item" can be used as another word for product.