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<p>Welcome to the Tajik vocabulary lesson on shopping vocabulary! In this lesson, you will learn various Tajik words and phrases related to shopping, such as buying items, asking for prices, requesting discounts, and making transactions. Tajikistan is a country with a vibrant marketplace culture, where bargaining is a common practice. Knowing Tajik shopping vocabulary is essential for those planning to visit Tajikistan or engage in commerce with Tajik-speaking people.</p> | <p>Welcome to the Tajik vocabulary lesson on shopping vocabulary! In this lesson, you will learn various Tajik words and phrases related to shopping, such as buying items, asking for prices, requesting discounts, and making transactions. Tajikistan is a country with a vibrant marketplace culture, where bargaining is a common practice. Knowing Tajik shopping vocabulary is essential for those planning to visit Tajikistan or engage in commerce with Tajik-speaking people.</p> | ||
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<span link>With the completion of this lesson, consider investigating these related pages: [[Language/Tajik/Vocabulary/Shapes|Shapes]] & [[Language/Tajik/Vocabulary/Nature|Nature]].</span> | |||
==Basic Shopping Vocabulary== | |||
<p>Before getting into the specifics of shopping in Tajikistan, it is important to cover some of the basic vocabulary words that are essential for getting by in a store or market:</p> | <p>Before getting into the specifics of shopping in Tajikistan, it is important to cover some of the basic vocabulary words that are essential for getting by in a store or market:</p> | ||
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==Asking for Prices== | |||
<p>When shopping in Tajikistan, it is important to know how to ask for prices. In most cases, the price of the item will not be clearly marked, and you will need to ask the vendor for the price. Here are some common phrases you can use:</p> | <p>When shopping in Tajikistan, it is important to know how to ask for prices. In most cases, the price of the item will not be clearly marked, and you will need to ask the vendor for the price. Here are some common phrases you can use:</p> | ||
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<p>Bargaining is a common practice in Tajikistan, and most vendors will be willing to negotiate the price of an item if asked. Here are some phrases you can use to request a discount:</p> | <p>Bargaining is a common practice in Tajikistan, and most vendors will be willing to negotiate the price of an item if asked. Here are some phrases you can use to request a discount:</p> | ||
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==Making Transactions== | |||
<p>Once you have negotiated the price and are ready to purchase the item, knowing how to make the transaction is important. Here are some key phrases when purchasing items in Tajikistan:</p> | <p>Once you have negotiated the price and are ready to purchase the item, knowing how to make the transaction is important. Here are some key phrases when purchasing items in Tajikistan:</p> | ||
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<p>Congratulations on completing the Tajik shopping vocabulary lesson! You now have the language skills required to navigate the stores and markets in Tajikistan with ease. Remember to keep practicing using these words and phrases, and soon you will become a proficient Tajik shopper!</p> | <p>Congratulations on completing the Tajik shopping vocabulary lesson! You now have the language skills required to navigate the stores and markets in Tajikistan with ease. Remember to keep practicing using these words and phrases, and soon you will become a proficient Tajik shopper!</p> | ||
<span link>Congratulations on finishing this lesson! Explore these related pages to keep learning: [[Language/Tajik/Vocabulary/Flowers|Flowers]] & [[Language/Tajik/Vocabulary/Weather-and-Climate|Weather and Climate]].</span> | |||
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Revision as of 23:44, 27 March 2023
Introduction
Welcome to the Tajik vocabulary lesson on shopping vocabulary! In this lesson, you will learn various Tajik words and phrases related to shopping, such as buying items, asking for prices, requesting discounts, and making transactions. Tajikistan is a country with a vibrant marketplace culture, where bargaining is a common practice. Knowing Tajik shopping vocabulary is essential for those planning to visit Tajikistan or engage in commerce with Tajik-speaking people.
With the completion of this lesson, consider investigating these related pages: Shapes & Nature.
Basic Shopping Vocabulary
Before getting into the specifics of shopping in Tajikistan, it is important to cover some of the basic vocabulary words that are essential for getting by in a store or market:
- дуконон (dukʷӯnon) - store
- мол (mol) - price
- пули (puli) - money
- кортибон (kortibon) - receipt
- бештар (beshtar) - more
- камтар (kamtар) - less
- бағои (bagoi) - bag
Asking for Prices
When shopping in Tajikistan, it is important to know how to ask for prices. In most cases, the price of the item will not be clearly marked, and you will need to ask the vendor for the price. Here are some common phrases you can use:
| Tajik | Pronunciation | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Ин чанд мол буд? | in chand mol bud? | What is the price of this? |
| Ман мехоҳам ба ин чанд мол чизи бештар гирам. | man mekhoham ba in chand mol chizi beshtar giram. | I want to buy this for a little more money. |
| Оё Шумо мисозед? | Oya shumo misozed? | What is your price? |
Discounts
Bargaining is a common practice in Tajikistan, and most vendors will be willing to negotiate the price of an item if asked. Here are some phrases you can use to request a discount:
| Tajik | Pronunciation | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Митавонед камтар биҳоред? | mitavoned kamtar bihored? | Can you give a discount? |
| Ман ин чизро дар ишон харидам. Митавонед чизро бештар барои менам бода кунед? | man in chizro dar ishon haridam. Mitavoned chizro beshtar baroi menam boda kuned? | I bought this item in good faith. Can you offer a better price for me? |
Making Transactions
Once you have negotiated the price and are ready to purchase the item, knowing how to make the transaction is important. Here are some key phrases when purchasing items in Tajikistan:
| Tajik | Pronunciation | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Ман шумораи картро ба шумо медиҳам. | man shumurai kartro ba shumo mediiham. | I will give you my card number. |
| Митавонед ба ман кортибон диҳед? | mitavoned ba man kortibon dihed? | Can you give me a receipt? |
| Монанди терминалро тамом кардаам. Фишбардор ба ҳисоби ман нигоҳ доред. | monandi terminalro tamom kardam. Fishbardor ba hisobi man nigoҳ dored. | I finished using the terminal. Please check my account balance. |
Conclusion
Congratulations on completing the Tajik shopping vocabulary lesson! You now have the language skills required to navigate the stores and markets in Tajikistan with ease. Remember to keep practicing using these words and phrases, and soon you will become a proficient Tajik shopper!
Congratulations on finishing this lesson! Explore these related pages to keep learning: Flowers & Weather and Climate.