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Lesson 13: Conversational Spanish Buying & Selling (1/2)
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Learn SPANISH Free Spanish Lessons - Lesson 13: Conversational Spanish Buying & Selling (1/2)

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You can find all my lessons at http://www.spanishfreelessonsonline.com/list-lessons/ or at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J281hMF2oE&list=PLKQEL9j11yiUQ5SWdkc6ZT6A1NRoaskst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/339902716169323/ Conversational Spanish Dialog topic: Buying & Selling In our previous lesson (lesson 12) we learnt a few simple but useful sentences regarding Buying and Selling. Today lets do a bit more of the same. But this time lets structure it a bit more in the shape of a simple dialog in Spanish. Conversational Spanish is something we need to focus on every once in a while in order to practice and learn how to put grammar and vocabulary together in a useful way. COMPRADOR: Buen día. ¿Cuánto cuesta este libro? BUYER: Good morning. How much does this book cost? VENDEDOR: Cuesta quinientos (500) pesos. SELLER: It costs five-hundred (500) pesos. COMPRADOR: ¿Quinientos pesos? ¡Está muy caro! ¿Hay descuento por pago al contado? BUYER: Five-hundred pesos? It's very expensive! Is there rebate for paying cash? VENDEDOR: No está caro, señor. Está bien barato. No le puedo bajar más el precio. SELLER: It's not expensive, sir. It is very cheap. I cannot lower the price anymore. COMPRADOR: ¡Qué lástima! ¿Y si compro tres libros? ´¿Me haría un descuento? BUYER: What a shame! And if l bought three books? Would you do a discount? VENDEDOR: Los tres juntos cuestan mil cuatrocientos (1400) pesos. Se los puedo dejar a mil doscientos (1200). SELLER: The three together 1400. I can leave them for 1200. COMPRADOR: Está bien. Aquí tiene mil quinientos (1500). BUYER: OK. Here you are 1500. VENDEDOR: Y aquí tiene su vuelto y sus libros. Que tenga un buen día. SELLER: And here is your change, and your books. You have a nice day. COMPRADOR: Gracias. Igualmente. BUYER: Thank you. The same for you. You can find a full list of all the video lessons (including more on Spanish sentences) by clicking on the List of Lessons tab on the Main Menu. To enlarge the screen to full-screen mode, click on the right icon on the lower right corner of the video.

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