Dialogue between shopkeeper and customer
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Imagine, you are a shopkeeper. A customer has come to your shop for buying a ladies’ watch for gift. You have complied and he has bought a Japanese watch.
Now, make a dialogue between you and the customer.
Shopkeeper : Yes, can I help you?
Customer : I want a good watch for gift.
Shopkeeper : Ladies’ or gents’?
Customer : A lady’s watch, please.
Shopkeeper : Please have a look at this show-case. You can see all kinds of ladies’ watch.
Customer : Thank you. Please show me the forth one.
Shopkeeper : Here it is.
Customer : How nice! what’s the price?
Shopkeeper : Eight hundred and eighty taka.
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. Thank you.
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