Q ¿Te ayudo en algo? — Can I help you with anything?
- A Solo estoy mirando, gracias. — Just looking, thanks.
- A Sí, busco __. — Yes, I'm looking for __.
They'll say Tranquilo/a, lo que necesites. — No worries, whatever you need.
Shops, sizes, paying — and haggling at the market.
Q ¿Te ayudo en algo? — Can I help you with anything?
They'll say Tranquilo/a, lo que necesites. — No worries, whatever you need.
Q ¿Cuánto vale? — How much is it?
They'll say Son quince euros. — It's fifteen euros.
"¿Cuánto vale?" is very common in Spain (also "¿Cuánto cuesta?").
Q ¿Qué talla usas? — What size are you?
They'll say Los probadores están al fondo. — The fitting rooms are at the back.
"Talla" = clothes size; "número" = shoe size.
Q ¿Aceptáis tarjeta? — Do you take card?
They'll say Sí, a partir de cinco euros. — Yes, from five euros up.
Some small shops have a card minimum.
Q ¡Mira, guapo/guapa! ¿Qué te pongo? — Hey, handsome/beautiful! What can I get you?
They'll say A dos euros el kilo. — Two euros a kilo.
"¿A cómo está(n)…?" is the market way to ask produce prices.
Q ¿Me haces un precio si llevo dos? — Can you give me a deal if I take two?
They'll say Va, te los dejo en cinco. — Alright, I'll give them to you for five.
Haggle at flea markets (El Rastro), not in normal shops.
Q Uf, es un poco caro. ¿Es lo último? — Oof, a bit pricey. Is that your best price?
They'll say Te lo dejo en __ y ya está. — I'll do __ and that's it.
Q Me lo llevo. ¿Me lo pones en una bolsa? — I'll take it. Can you bag it?
They'll say Toma, y gracias, majo/maja. — Here you go, and thanks, love.
"Majo/maja" = nice/friendly, very Spain.