Question

Read the most common phrases you need when you go shopping. Then do a Role Play with a partner.
One asks and the other answers. Think of the items you want to use in each question so that it has sense.
Haggling Isn’t Always Culturally Acceptable.
If you are visiting an English-speaking country or (any other) that is in the western world like the U.S, Canada, the U.K. or Australia, you have to know that while it may be okay to negotiate and haggle in their home country, haggling almost never happens in English-speaking countries.

Common phrases:

Where is the (singular product)?
Where are the (plural product)?
Where is the (product) department?
Where is the (bathroom/cash register/customer service desk)?
Common phrases:

Do you have this/these in (color/size/material)?
Do you have (brand name) (products)? — For example, “Do you have Nike athletic shoes?”
What (color/size/material) do you have this/these in?
Common phrases

How much is this?
How much are these/those?

Answer 1

PA- Good morning miss/sir

PB- Good moring, how can I help you?

PA- Where are the trousers for men/women?

PB- They are in the second hall, rigth hand ma'am/sir

PA- Excuse me, do you have adidas t-shirts?

PB- of course sir/ma'am, come with me please (se mueven un poco) here they are

PA-(finge coger algo) in witch size do you have this one?

PB- We have got the S, M, and L

PA- in whitch materials do you have the M size?

PB- all this section is recycled materials ma'am/sir

PA- i'll take this then(vuelven a la caja) how much is it?

PB- it is 20 dollars/pounds sir/ma'am

PA- thank you