When a customer walks into a store, the clerk usually says, can I help you? At the same time, close to customers. Synonymous sentence: Can I help you? what can I do for you? What can I do for you? Customers may say: I want to buy a suit. I want a suit. I'm looking for a bag. I'm looking for a ... bag. I am looking for a black leather bag. ) The clerk can answer: How about this one? How's this? If the customer says, I'm just looking I'm just looking. * Not particularly. Just looking. Just browsing. I don't need any help. I'm just looking around. Not yet. ) The clerk can answer: Let me know if there is anything I can do for you. Let me know if you need any help. This is a common expression used by shop assistants to customers. What customers like: These shoes are really beautiful! These shoes are great! These shoes are great. How much is this? How much is this? How much will it cost? How much will it cost? What is the price of this? how much is it? * A rather stiff feeling. When customers want to bargain, they will say: it's too expensive! That's expensive! That's expensive! It's too expensive! ) How expensive! (How so expensive! ) it's too much! It's too expensive! If customers think it's a good deal, they want to buy it: it's really cheap! That's cheap! How cheap! (How so cheap! ) About size and color: Do you have this shirt in a smaller size? Do you have this shirt in a smaller size? Do you have this shirt in a smaller size? Do you have this shirt in a smaller size? ) Do you have this shirt in a smaller size? Do you have this shirt in a smaller size? Do you have this sweater in red? The clerk can say: Let me check. I'll help you find it. When customers try it on, they will say, can I try it on? May I try it on? Trying on means trying on (clothes, hats, glasses). May I try it on? May I have a try? ) The clerk should answer: Of course. Let me help you. Of course, I will help you. ) customers will ask: where is the fitting room? Where is the fitting room? Where is the fitting room? Where is the fitting room? (Where is the dressing room? Clerk's direction: This way, madam. This way, please, madam. The customer thinks the size is not suitable: it is too small for me. It's too small for me. * It is too big for me. It's a little tight. It's loose It's a little loose. It is very long. (very long. It's short. (It's very short. ) The size is just right: This suit is just right. This suit fits me perfectly. This suit is perfect for me. This is really good. That's good. That's good. It's better this way. It's better this way. * After various comparisons, the situation is still relatively good. The clerk can offer another product to the customer to choose from: What do you think? What do you think of this? It's better this way. It's better this way. I prefer this one. That's more like it. This skirt goes well with this coat, doesn't it This skirt goes well with this shirt, doesn't it? This skirt goes well with this shirt, doesn't it? This skirt goes well with this coat, doesn't it ) Yes, they look great together. Yes, it looks very compatible. ) this skill is very good for this blow. Which do you think is better? Which is better? Which one do you prefer? Which one do you like? Which one do you think is better? I want both. I want both. I want both. I don't want both. ) It's too bright. That's tacky. That's tacky. This one is too bright! We have one that looks simpler. We also have plain ones. ) It's too bright. It's too noisy. Old-fashioned. It's too dull. Too conservative. Too brand. When the customer wants to change clothes: can I lock the hem? Can you hem it? Hem, hem, hem, hem, hem, hem, hem, hem, hem, hem, hem and hem. Can you change it? Can you shorten it? Can you shorten it? Talking about the price: how much is it? how much is it? How much will it cost? Can you tell me how much it costs? Can you tell me how much it costs? ) take it away: I'll take this. I'll take this one. I'll take this one. ) Yes, madam. (all right. I want this. I want to buy this one. I want to buy this. ) I'll take it. The clerk can ask: Do you want to use cash or card? Is that cash or credit card? Cash or credit card? Will you pay in cash or by credit card? Do you want to pay by cash or credit card? Customers can say: cash. Please pay cash. Please swipe your card. Can I use a VISA card? Can I use VISA? Do you accept visas? Do you accept visas? Can I pay by installment payment? Can I pay by installment payment? Can I pay Hong Kong dollars? Can I pay in Hong Kong dollars? Do you accept Hong Kong dollars? Do you accept Hong Kong dollars? Final packaging: Please wrap it. Please wrap it. Want a receipt: Do you have a receipt? Do you have a receipt? ) return: I want to return it. I want to return this. I want to return this. I want to return it. Can you exchange this for me? Can you exchange this? It's a little dirty here. It has a stain. /It has a stain. Can I get a refund? Can I get a refund? * Refund "Refund". I want a refund. I want a refund. I want a refund. Please refund. I want my money back. Please give me my money back. ) Bargaining: Can you make it cheaper? Can you give me a discount? Can you give me a discount? A: Can you make it cheaper? This is a discount price. This is already a discount price. ) Can you make it cheaper? The clerk said that the price could not be reduced any more: forget it if you are not satisfied. Take it or leave it. * It is often used in business transactions, especially in business negotiations, to express to the other party "at this price", "whatever you want", "don't buy if you don't like it" or "consider buying or not buying within the indicated price range". Accept it or reject it. Either satisfied or nothing. This is my only proposal. This is my last proposal. This is my final offer.