Asking for a Lower Price in English #shorts

In this English conversation lesson, you will see an English conversation about how to ask for a lower price while shopping in English language! in this way, you will learn new English vocabulary and speak English fluently!

[ayshaaaaa]

“I’m a student and money is tight for me”
“Does it look like I care”

[nateeeeeee]

“Can you knock off $100?”
“Sir this item is non negotiable, either pay the 500 or put it back.”
*pulls out gun*
“You sure?”

[leoking]

Employee: "It'll cost you $500"
Asian mom: "I'll give you $50."

[jaatofharyana]

Seller-"500$"
"Can you do a little bit cheaper?"
"Yaa we can do $499"
Video ends.

[monalisa]

The seller: That'll be $500
Me: Look, I'm a student and money-
The seller: leave.

[lordgrums]

“500$ is the lowest price we can offer”
“Can you knock off and do it 400$?”
“Alrighty then”
Very realistic …

[wolf_peach]

Me: “Look I’m a student and moneys tight for me”

Best Buy employee: “No.

[BeastCheapz]

"Can't you do it a bit cheaper?"
"No"
"But.."
"Please leave the store"

[cral]

"Can you lower the price?"
"Sir it's non-negotiable."
"Can you knock off $30, I have cash with me right now."
"Get out."

[simplysav]

“ how much is this laptop”
“ it’s $500 dollars”
“Could you lower the price?”
“Sure”
“ your total is now 499.99”

[yasmineabu]

Generally in English speaking countries- the west- prices are already set and most of the time cashiers cannot play much with the prices.. in theory though this is a nice try

[imcosc]

As an south asian I will start from $50 and slowly go up 😂

[VeyTVStories]

Well in PH, it's almost everywhere🇵🇭

[humanbeing]

I remember when I went in a shop and there was a board hanging written "customers are kings and kings never bargain"😭

[samyak]

Shopkeeper: 2000rs for these shoes.
Indian moms: I will not give more than 300rs.
Meanwhile me: excuse me, i am not with her😂

[bbang]

“How to ask for a cheaper price in English!!”

“don’t.”

[RomeoSadiq]

Guy : "Can I get it for free?"
Seller :"Yea, sure. Here you go"
Guy: "Thank you"
Seller: "here is your laptop and 500 dollars. Thank you for shopping with us"

[jessicacruzrivera]

While this is accurate as a way to use speech; it is important to remember cultural context as well. Most English language countries don’t barter. So after the first discount, you are more likely to annoy the seller and loose any discount

[vijaydhondale]

Indian moms be like:-
Shopkeeper: "it's 500 dollars"
Moms : "give it to me in 100 dollars or I leave"

[shubham]

Reality: Sir we do not bargain, exit door is on the left...