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Everyday British English: Market Idioms & Bargaining Vocabulary
Want to understand real British English better? In this lesson, we’re heading to the market to practise some real British English. I’ll teach you the language of bargaining, negotiating prices, and chatting with market traders — all while learning idioms and expressions you can use far beyond shopping situations. You’ll hear phrases like “That’s a bit steep,” “I’ve heard that one before,” and “You’ve got yourself a deal,” plus idioms including “to get to grips with something,” “to go toe-to-toe with someone,” and “to throw yourself in at the deep end.” Along the way, I explain the meanings clearly and show you how these expressions fit naturally into everyday English.
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