Phrases

Shopping and Asking for Prices

100 phrases

What's the price tag on that?

C1

What does the price label say?

Do you have any discounts available?

C1

Are there any price reductions?

What's your best price on this?

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What's the lowest price you're willing to accept?

Is there any room for negotiation?

C1

Can we discuss the price?

I'm looking for something a bit more affordable.

C1

I need a cheaper item.

That's a bit out of my price range.

C1

That's too expensive for me.

I'd like to inquire about the pricing.

C1

I'd like to ask about the price.

Could you give me a breakdown of the costs?

C1

Can you explain the different charges?

What are the payment options?

C1

What methods of payment do you accept?

Are there any additional charges?

C1

Are there any extra fees?

What's included in the price?

C1

What do I get for that price?

Is this price inclusive of tax?

C1

Is tax already added to the price?

I'd like to compare prices before I buy.

C1

I want to check prices at other stores.

Can I get a discount for buying in bulk?

C1

Will I get a lower price if I buy many items?

What's the difference in price between these two?

C1

How much more expensive is one item than the other?

I'm on a tight budget.

C1

I don't have much money to spend.

Is there a price match guarantee?

C1

Will you match a competitor's price?

Could you clarify the pricing structure?

C1

Can you explain how the prices are determined?

What kind of price are we looking at?

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Asking for a price range or general cost.

Could you give me a ballpark figure?

C2

Asking for a rough estimate of the price.

I'm curious about your best price.

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Directly asking for the lowest possible price.

Are you open to negotiation on the price?

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Politely inquiring about the possibility of haggling.

What's the bottom line?

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Asking for the final, non-negotiable price.

Is there any room for manoeuvre on the price?

C2

A more formal way of asking if the price is negotiable.

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