Most common market expressions in Arabic

Here are 20 common expressions in Arabic that you might encounter in a market,:

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مرحبًا (Marhaban) – Hello
كم سعر هذا؟ (Kam seer hatha?) – How much is this?
أنا أبحث عن… (Ana abhathu ‘an…) – I’m looking for…
هل يمكنني الحصول على تخفيض؟ (Hal yumkinuni al-husul ‘ala takhfif?) – Can I get a discount?
أريد أن أشتري… (Uridu an ashtari…) – I want to buy…
هل لديكم حجم أكبر؟ (Hal ladaykum hajm akbar?) – Do you have a larger size?
أين هو الدورة المياه؟ (Ayna huwa al-dawrat al-miyah?) – Where is the restroom?
هل تقبلون البطاقات الائتمانية؟ (Hal taqbaluna al-bataqat al-aitimaniyah?) – Do you accept credit cards?
شكرًا (Shukran) – Thank you
مع السلامة (Ma’a al-salamah) – Goodbye

When bargaining in Arabic-speaking markets, using the right phrases can make a significant difference.

Here are some essential Arabic phrases for bargaining:

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كم سعر هذا؟ (Kam seer hatha?) – How much is this?
ممكن تخفيض؟ (Momkin takhfif?) – Can you give a discount?
أغلى من ذلك (Aghla min dhalik) – More expensive than that.
أرخص من ذلك (Arkhass min dhalik) – Cheaper than that.
هل يمكنني الحصول على سعر أفضل؟ (Hal yumkinuni al-husul ‘ala sa’r afdal?) – Can I get a better price?
ما هو أخر سعر؟ (Ma huwa akhir sa’r?) – What’s the final price?
لا، شكرًا (La, shukran) – No, thank you.
هل يمكنك أن تعطيني خصمًا؟ (Hal yumkinuka an ta’teeni khasman?) – Can you give me a discount?
هل يمكنك أن تخفض السعر؟ (Hal yumkinuka an takhfid al-sa’r?) – Can you lower the price?
شكرًا جزيلاً (Shukran jazeelan) – Thank you very much.