1. A dialogue between a customer and a shopkeeper.
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Answer:
bargaining
Explanation:
customer and shopkeeper bargain with each other so that both the parties get satisfy in their own.
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Dialogue
- Shopkeeper : Welcome to our shopping mall, sir.
- Customer : Thank you.
- Shopkeeper : How can I help you, sir?
- Customer: I want a good watch for a gift.
- Shopkeeper: Ladies or gents? What type do you want?
- Customer: A lady’s watch, please. Do you have any?
- Shopkeeper: Please have a look at this showcase. You can see all kinds of ladies watch.
- Customer: Thank you. Please show me the forth once.
- Shopkeeper: Of course, here it is. It is one of the best quality watches, sir.
- Customer: Do you have any warranty for this watch?
- Shopkeeper: Yes, sir. We give three years warranty on this product.
- Customer: What’s the price?
- Shopkeeper: Eight hundred and eighty taka only.
- Customer: That’s too much.
- Shopkeeper: Not at all. It’s a genuine Swiss watch.
- Customer: But I want a cheaper one. Don’t you have one?
- Shopkeeper: Why not? Look at this side. These are Japanese.
- Customer: How much is the third one?
- Shopkeeper: All these in this row have the same price and it is two hundred taka each.
- Customer: But aren’t Japanese watches generally notorious for poor quality?
- Shopkeeper: Don’t worry. These have originally come from Japan.
- Customer: All right, pack this one.
- Shopkeeper: Okay sir, Thank you.
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