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Shopping

What kind of shopping areas are there?

Supermarket

Mall

Inside of a mall-a kiosk

Inside of a mall-a food court Many small food vendors in a common area.

Online shopping Image courtesy of Stuart Miles at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

In the West there are also:

Dollar store

Inside of the dollar store

Shopping center

Shopping Center Mall

Warehouse Club

Costco and Sam’s are the most popular. They sell in bulk (large packages).

Second hand store/Thrift store

Yard sale/Garage Sale

You can bargain. This was $5.

Chain store (This is a hardware store)

This is the inside of the hardware store. These are faucets.

Toilet seat covers

boards

In China salespeople stay close to the customer. In the West they don’t. Image courtesy of nenetus at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

When you want to buy a piece of clothing what do you do first?

Try it on in the fitting room/dressing room. What problems might there be when you try it on?

When you want to buy something cheaper what sign do you look for?

There’s no bargaining at stores. (You can bargain for houses and cars) Sale-it’s a little cheaper

Clearance- it’s a lot cheaper

Coupon-a piece of paper that gives you a discount

What if you buy something and after you take it home you don’t want it anymore?

Return it. “I have a return.” Most stores give you 30 days to return something.

How can you pay for your purchase?

Cash, credit card, bank card Images by thaikrit, hin255, vectorolieat FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Bank card/debit card- The money comes out of your bank account on the same day Image by David Castillo Dominici at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Credit card-the money doesn’t come out of your bank account. Once a month the credit card company will send you a bill for the whole month. Then you pay for a part of it or all of it. You have to pay high interest on the remainder of what you don’t pay. Image by Gualberto107 at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

But you also have to pay sales tax.

Any bad shopping experiences?

Role play-shop for… with salesperson.