וויפֿל קאָסט דאָס?
Vifl kost dos?
How much does this cost?
Usage
The basic way to ask a price at a market
Grammar Note
The question word "וויפֿל" comes first and the verb "קאָסט" second. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
קענט איר מאַכן דעם פּרײַז אַ ביסל ביליקער?
Kent ir makhn dem prayz a bisl biliker?
Could you make the price a little cheaper?
Usage
A polite way to ask for a lower price
Grammar Note
"ביליקער" is the comparative of "ביליק" (cheap), and "אַ ביסל" means "a little". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
קען איך באַקומען אַ קוויט?
Ken ikh bakumen a kvit?
Can I get a receipt?
Usage
Asks for a receipt after paying
Grammar Note
A yes/no question with the verb first. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
ווען איז דער מאַרק אָפֿן?
Ven iz der mark ofn?
When is the market open?
Usage
Asks when the market is open
Grammar Note
"מאַרק" (market) is masculine. "אָפֿן" means "open". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך קוק נאָר, אַ דאַנק.
Ikh kuk nor, a dank.
I'm just looking, thanks.
Usage
A polite reply to a seller who approaches you
Grammar Note
"נאָר" means "only", and "אַ דאַנק" means "thank you". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
קען איך באַצאָלן מיט אַ קרעדיט־קאַרטל?
Ken ikh batsoln mit a kredit-kartl?
Can I pay by credit card?
Usage
Checks whether a card is accepted
Grammar Note
"מיט" is followed by "אַ קרעדיט־קאַרטל". The compound is joined with the maqaf "־". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
דאָס איז צו טײַער.
Dos iz tsu tayer.
This is too expensive.
Usage
Says that something costs too much
Grammar Note
"צו" before an adjective means "too". A predicate adjective takes no ending. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
וווּ איז דער מאַרק?
Vu iz der mark?
Where is the market?
Usage
Asks where the market is
Grammar Note
"וווּ" means "where", followed by the verb "איז" in second position
קנאָבל
knobl
Garlic
Usage
The word for garlic
Grammar Note
A masculine noun
ציבעלע
tsibele
Onion
Usage
The word for onion
Grammar Note
A feminine noun
יאָגורט
yogurt
Yogurt
Usage
The word for yogurt
Grammar Note
A masculine noun
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