Asking for a Discount in Spanish | Beginner Phrase Practice

Show Notes

Listen and repeat beginner Spanish phrases for asking for a discount and haggling on price, perfect for absolute beginners. In this lesson: • Ask if there is a discount available • Say something is too expensive and ask for a better price • Offer to buy more items in exchange for a lower price Vocabulary from this episode: ¿Hay un descuento? (Is there a discount?) Es demasiado caro. (It is too expensive.) ¿Me puede dar un mejor precio? (Can you give me a better price?) ¿Tiene algo más barato? (Do you have anything cheaper?) Solo tengo este dinero. (I only have this much money.) ¿Puede bajar el precio? (Can you lower the price?) Me llevo dos si me da un descuento. (I will take two if you give me a discount.) Trato hecho. (Deal.) Practice these phrases with the Lisn app: https://lisn.onelink.me/qwSi?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=es-lessons-en&utm_content=pedir-un-descuento-neutral

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Welcome to this Spanish lesson for complete beginners. Today we are learning how to ask for a discount. Listen carefully to each phrase, and repeat it out loud after you hear it.
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Is there a discount?
¿Hay un descuento?
¿Hay un descuento?
¿Hay un descuento?
Is there a discount?
¿Hay un descuento?
It is too expensive.
Es demasiado caro.
Es demasiado caro.
Es demasiado caro.
It is too expensive.
Es demasiado caro.
Can you give me a better price?
¿Me puede dar un mejor precio?
¿Me puede dar un mejor precio?
¿Me puede dar un mejor precio?
Can you give me a better price?
¿Me puede dar un mejor precio?
Do you have anything cheaper?
¿Tiene algo más barato?
¿Tiene algo más barato?
¿Tiene algo más barato?
Do you have anything cheaper?
¿Tiene algo más barato?
I only have this much money.
Solo tengo este dinero.
Solo tengo este dinero.
Solo tengo este dinero.
I only have this much money.
Solo tengo este dinero.
Can you lower the price?
¿Puede bajar el precio?
¿Puede bajar el precio?
¿Puede bajar el precio?
Can you lower the price?
¿Puede bajar el precio?
I will take two if you give me a discount.
Me llevo dos si me da un descuento.
Me llevo dos si me da un descuento.
Me llevo dos si me da un descuento.
I will take two if you give me a discount.
Me llevo dos si me da un descuento.
Deal.
Trato hecho.
Trato hecho.
Trato hecho.
Deal.
Trato hecho.
Great job today. We practiced asking for a discount, saying something is too expensive, asking for a better price, asking for something cheaper, saying how much money you have, asking to lower the price, offering to buy more for a discount, and sealing the deal. Go back and repeat these phrases again to make them stick.