Day 6 – At the Market

Day 6 – At the Market

This conversation takes place in a local market where one person is buying fruits from a vendor. It helps learners understand how to ask prices, request items, and use polite expressions during shopping.

👥 Characters Introduction

  • Buyer – A customer who wants to buy fresh fruits.

  • Vendor – A fruit seller in the market.

Conversation Script

Buyer
Good morning!
Vendor
Good morning! What would you like today?
Buyer
How much are these apples?
Vendor
They are 3$ per kilo.
Buyer
That’s a little expensive. Do you have bananas?
Vendor
Yes, bananas are 1$ per dozen.
Buyer
Okay, give me one dozen bananas, please.
Vendor
Sure! Anything else?
Buyer
How much are the oranges?
Vendor
Oranges are 2$ per kilo.
Buyer
Hmm, I’ll take half a kilo.
Vendor
Alright. One dozen bananas and half a kilo oranges.
Buyer
Yes, how much is it in total?
Vendor
It’s 2$.
Buyer
Here is 2$.
Vendor
Thank you! Here’s your change.
Buyer
Thank you very much!
Vendor
You’re welcome. Have a nice day!

📖 7 Useful Phrases / Vocabulary

  1. How much are these...? – To ask the price of an item.

  2. That’s a little expensive – To politely say something costs more than expected.

  3. Do you have...? – To check if something is available.

  4. Give me... please – A polite way to order something.

  5. Anything else? – Used by shopkeepers to ask if you want more.

  6. How much is it in total? – To ask for the final bill.

  7. Here’s your change – Phrase used when returning balance money.

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