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antique shop - sklep z antykami
baker's / bakery - piekarnia
bookshop - księgarnia
butcher's - sklep mięsny
chain store - sklep należący do sieci handlowej (sieciówka), sieć domów towarowych
charity shop - sklep z rzeczami używanymi, którego dochód przeznaczony jest na cele dobroczynne
chemist's / pharmacy - apteka, drogeria
clothes shop - sklep odzieżowy
corner shop - sklepik na rogu
department store - dom towarowy
DIY store - sklep z materiałami do wykonywania remontów
fishmonger's - sklep rybny
florist's - kwiaciarnia
furniture shop - sklep meblowy
garden centre - sklep ogrodniczy
greengrocer's - warzywniak
grocer's - sklep spożywczy
hardware store - sklep z artykułami metalowymi i gospodarczymi
health-food shop - sklep ze zdrową żywnością
hypermarket - hipermarket
jeweller's - jubiler
market - targ, rynek, market
music shop - sklep muzyczny
newsagent's - stoisko z gazetami, kiosk z prasą
pet shop - sklep zoologiczny
shoe shop - sklep obuwniczy
shop / store - sklep
shopping centre - centrum handlowe
sports shop - sklep sportowy
stall - stragan, stoisko
stationer's - sklep papierniczy
supermarket - supermarket
superstore - hipermarket
sweet shop - cukiernia
toyshop - sklep z zabawkami
video shop - wypożyczalnia kaset wideo

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Bargain hunting

Spend time in the shops looking for items to buy at the lowest price.
"During the sales I go bargain hunting with my friends!"

Do the shopping

Go shopping regularly to buy food and other necessities.
"Jack and I generally do the shopping together on Saturday mornings."

Go shopping

Go to the shops to buy things.
"She's gone shopping - I've no idea when she'll be back!"

Fitting room

A place to try on clothes to see if they fit or suit you.
"I need your opinion. Will you come with me to the fitting room?"

I can't afford it

Not have enough money to buy something.
"I'd love that jacket but I can't afford it!"

In stock/out of stock

Be available or unavailable in a shop or store.
"I'm very sorry. I'm afraid the coulour you want is out of stock."

It costs a fortune!

Be very expensive.
"Look at the price of that bag - i t costs a fortune!"

It costs an arm and a leg!

Cost a lot of money; be very expensive.
"The diamond engagement ring cost an arm and a leg!"

It's a steal!

So cheap that it’s almost as if you haven't paid anything for it.
"At that price it's a steal. You won't find one cheaper in any other shop."

It's good value for money.

Worth the money spent on it.
"The quality is excellent so it's good value for money."

Price tag

A label showing the price of an article.
"Before I try it on I must find the price tag - just to be safe!"

Receipt

A piece of paper given in a shop as proof that you have paid for an article. (US: sales slip)
"If you keep the receipt you'll be able to exchange the article."

Refund

Money paid back to a customer who is not satisfied with an article purchased.
"You must produce the receipt if you want to get a refund."

Summer or Winter sales

A period in the year when articles are sold at a reduced price.
"The kids need new winter coats but I'll  try and wait until the sales to buy them."

Shop around

Visit a number of shops selling similar articles in order to compare the prices.
"The Internet makes it easier nowadays to shop around before buying anything."

Shop assistant

A person who serves customers in a shop.
"The shop assistant was extremely patient while my mother tried on several pairs of shoes."

Shop till you dropGo shopping for a very long time, until you are exhausted.

"If you go to London with Ashley, you'll shop till you drop, so take comfortable shoes!"

Shopaholic

Love shopping so much that it is like an addiction
"Sophie's favourite pastime is shopping - she's a complete shopaholic!"

Shopping spree

Enjoy a lively outing, usually with much spending of money.
"Liza is planning to go on a shopping spree as soon as she gets her bonus."

Shopping therapy

The idea that buying things can make you feel better.
"A little shopping therapy can usually cheer up bored teenagers."

Spend money

Use money to purchase an article or service
""We spent a lot of money on excursions during our trip.

Splash out on something

Buy something even though it costs a lot of money
"When he got a promotion Andy splashed out on a brand new car."

Take something back.

Return something that you have bought
"The hair dryer didn't work properly so she took it back to the shop."

That's a bargain!

Said when an article is well below the usual price.
"That handbag goes beautifully with the dress, and at that price it's a bargain!"

That's a bit pricey!

It's a bit expensive.
"Their clothes are a bit pricey but they have a wonderful selection."

That's dirt cheap!

It costs very little
""80% off! That's incrediible - it's dirt cheap at that price.!

That's a rip-off!

Is much more expensive that it should be
"$10 for an orange juice?  That's a rip-off!"

Window shopping

Look at things in shop windows, without actually purchasing anything.
"I haven't been paid yet, so I can only go window shopping"

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Anything else? - Czy coś jeszcze?

Can I help you? - W czym mogę pomóc?

Can I pay in cash/by credit card? - Czy mogę zapłacić gotówka/ kartą?

Can I try it on? - Czy mogę to przymierzyć?

Can you wrap it? -  Czy może to pani/pan zapakować?

Could I have? - Czy mogę prosić?

Have you got this in my size? - Czy macie to w moim rozmiarze?

How much is it? - Ile to kosztuje?

I would like to buy - Chciałbym kupić.

It costs - To kosztuje.

Where is the fitting room? - Gdzie jest przymierzalnia?

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