goods

  • make, brand – marka towaru
  • quality – jakość
  • price – cena
  • expensive – drogi
  • cheap – tani
  • high/ good quality – dobrej jakości
  • top quality – najwyższej jakości
  • poor/ bad quality – złej jakości
  • bargain – okazja
    It was a real bargain – to była prawdziwa okazja
  • a rip-off – zdzierstwo
  • to overcharge sb (by $100) – oszukać klienta, podając zawyżoną cenę
  • to go window shopping – zwiedzać wystawy sklepowe
  • counter – lada
  • luxury goods – towary luksusowe
  • price tag – metka z ceną
  • designer label – droga marka znanego projektanta
  • self-service – samoobsługa
  • shop-soiled goods – artykuły przecenione (ze względu na uszkodzenie)
  • a shopaholic – osoba uzależniona od zakupów
  • to be on special offer – w promocji
  • I’ll have it/ I’ll take it – poproszę (decydując się na zakup)
  • I’ll leave it, thanks – rezygnuję

Przydatne zwroty

  • Are you being served? – Czy ktoś Pana/ Panią obsługuje; W czym mogę pomóc?
  • This dress cost me an arm and a leg – Zapłaciłam bardzo dużo za tę sukienkę
  • Can I try it on? – Czy mogę przymierzyć?
  • Have you got it in a larger size/in blue? – Czy dostanę to w większym rozmiarze/w kolorze niebieskim?
  • Do you have these trousers in a size 12? – Czy dostanę te spodnie w rozmiarze 12?
  • What size are you? – Jaki nosi Pan/Pani rozmiar?
  • What size shoes do you take? – Jaki ma Pan/Pani rozmiar buta?
  • These shoes are one size too big. – Te buty są o rozmiar za duże.
  • This skirt is too tight – Ta spódnica jest za ciasna.

in the shopping centre – w centrum handlowym

  • kitchenware – artykuły kuchenne
  • stationery – artykuły papiernicze
  • crockery – ceramika
  • carpets – dywany
  • books – książki
  • furniture – meble
  • household linens – obrusy
  • lighting – oświetlenie
  • china and glassware – porcelana i szkło
  • cutlery – sztućce
  • home utensils – sprzęt domowy
  • household appliances – sprzęt gospodarstwa domowego
  • sports equipment – sprzęt sportowy
  • leather goods – wyroby skórzane
  • toys – zabawki
  • designer clothes – odzież markowa
  • changing room – przymierzalnia
  • closing down sale – wyprzedaż związana z zamknięciem sklepu
  • end-of-season sale – wyprzedaż posezonowa
  • to buy sth in the sales – kupić coś na wyprzedaży

clothes – ubrania

  • ladies’ fashion – odzież damska
  • men’s wear – odzież męska
  • children’s wear – odzież dziecięca
  • evening wear – stroje wieczorowe
  • outsize wear/ clothes – odzież dla puszystych
  • underwear – bielizna
  • sportswear – ubiory sportowe
  • sweater, jumper – sweter
  • cardigan – sweter rozpinany
  • sweatshirt – bluza
  • blouse – bluzka
  • shirt – koszula
  • T-shirt – podkoszulka
  • suit – garnitur, kostium
  • waistcoat – kamizelka
  • tie – krawat
  • trousers – spodnie
  • jeans – dżinsy
  • dress – sukienka
  • skirt – spódnica
  • tracksuit – dres
  • coat – płaszcz
  • fur coat – futro
  • jacket – kurtka
  • raincoat – kurtka przeciwdeszczowa
  • fleece – polar
  • cap – czapka
  • hat – kapelusz
  • hood – kaptur
  • trunks – kąpielówki
  • swimsuit – strój kąpielowy
  • nighdress – koszula nocna
  • pyjamas – piżama
  • dressing gown – szlafrok
  • socks – skarpetki
  • tights – rajstopy
  • belt – pasek
  • gloves – rękawiczki
  • scarf – szalik

shoes – buty

  • ladies shoes – obuwie damskie
  • men shoes – obuwie męskie
  • sports shoes – obuwie sportowe
  • high-heeled shoes – buty na wysokim obcasie
  • boots – kozaki
  • sandals – sandały
  • moccasins – mokasyny
  • lace-up shoes – buty sznurowane
  • trainers – buty sportowe
  • wellington boots – kalosze
  • slippers – kapcie

jewellery – biżuteria

  • ring – pierścionek
  • earring – kolczyk
  • bracelet – bransoletka
  • chain – łańcuszek
  • necklace – naszyjnik
  • brooch – broszka
  • wedding ring/ wedding band – obrączka

fabrics – materiały

  • leather – skóra
  • suede – zamsz
  • fur – futro
  • wool – wełna
  • cotton – bawełna
  • linen – len
  • velvet – aksamit
  • flannel – flanela
  • silk – jedwab
  • stripped – w paski
  • spotted, dotted – w kropki
  • flowery, floral – w kwiatki
  • checked – w kratkę
  • multicoloured, colourful – kolorowy
  • plain – gładki
  • patterned – wzorzysty

quantity – ilość

  • a decagramme – dekagram
  • a kilo – kilogram
  • a pound – funt
  • a litre – litr
  • a packet – paczka
  • a box – pudełko
  • a tin – puszka (np. sardynek)
  • a can – puszka (napojów)
  • a bag – torebka
  • a tube – tubka
  • a bottle – butelka
  • a jar/ pot – słoik
  • a case – skrzynka
  • a drum – beczka, baryłka
  • a bar – tabliczka, kostka
  • a bunch – kiść
  • a carton – kartonik
  • a dozen – tuzin
  • a tub – kubek, pudełko
  • a joint – kawałek mięsa na pieczeń
  • a pint – brytyjska miara, ok. pół litra

Goods
I bought a beautiful vase yesterday. It was a real bargain because it did not cost much although is a high quality Persian piece of art. It was not too expensive since it is not a famous brand. The price was so good that I decided to buy it the very moment I saw it.
I am a true shopaholic. I can spend hours looking for bargains at the flea market, discount or second hand shops. I never look at luxury goods and designer labels as I do not like being ripped off. I prefer self-service rather than waiting for a shop assistant at the counter. I always try clothes on and check price tags so that nobody could overcharge me. I sometimes have a look at shop-soiled goods and special offers.

In the shopping centre
I love wandering around the shopping centre. I can spend hours visiting various sections such as kitchenware, crockery, china and glassware. I hardly ever buy anything as I prefer window shopping. The only goods I buy regularly are books and stationery. I like checking if there is anything in sections with sports equipment, home utensils and household appliances.

Clothes & shoes
My best friend says I should wear more fashionable clothes. In her opinion my dresses, skirts and trousers are so old-fashioned and worn-out that I had better give them away. She wants to go to the shopping centre with me and help me choose new jumpers, blouses and T-shirts. She believes I do not look good in flowery, checked or spotted clothes and I have to think about something plain. She also advised me to wear trainers or moccasins rather than high-heeled shoes. The only things she is able to accept are my denim jacket and a black suit.

I am going on a week holiday so it is high time I started packing. I hate it because I have to take clothes for all kinds of weather. I should take a swimsuit, sandals, a lot of T-shirts and shorts. However, I cannot forget about a raincoat, warm sweater and wellington boots in case it is cold and rainy. I will also need a sufficient number of socks, underwear and pyjamas.

Jewellery
It is my girlfriend’s birthday today so I am going to give her some jewellery. I know it will not be easy to find something suitable but I will do my best. I cannot buy a ring as she would have to try it on. I am thinking about silver earrings or a copper bracelet. I also saw a beautiful antique necklace but it was a bit too expensive. They also had nice brooches but Mary says they are good for old ladies.

Fabrics
I had an argument with my mum yesterday. She bought a leather jacket for me although she knows I never wear leather, suede or fur clothes. She said I exaggerate and I cannot wear only wool, cotton and linen clothes. She thinks I should also have something more elegant, for example a silk or velvet blouse.

Quantity
Tom, I haven’t had enough time to do the shopping today. Please, buy two pounds of milk, a bottle of coke, a tin of sardines and a tube of toothpaste. If you have more time, go to the supermarket and get a jar of peanut butter, a case of wine, two bags of popcorn and three cans of red paint..

 

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