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English Vocabulary: 80 Words Related to Shopping and Money

English Vocabulary

Words Related to Shopping and Money

🛒 Shopping Vocabulary

  1. Shop – a place where you buy things

  2. Store – another word for shop

  3. Mall – a large building with many shops

  4. Market – a place where people sell goods

  5. Supermarket – a big shop for food and daily items

  6. Grocery – food items like rice, flour, and vegetables

  7. Boutique – a small stylish clothing shop

  8. Cart – a basket on wheels for shopping

  9. Basket – a container for carrying things while shopping

  10. Cashier – the person who takes money at the counter

  11. Counter – the desk where you pay in a shop

  12. Receipt – paper showing what you bought and paid

  13. Bill – the total money you have to pay

  14. Price tag – small paper showing the cost of an item

  15. Discount – money reduced from the original price

  16. Sale – a time when items are sold at lower prices

  17. Offer – a special deal in a shop

  18. Bargain – to talk and reduce the price

  19. Customer – a person who buys something

  20. Shopkeeper – a person who owns or runs a shop

👕 Items and Shopping Words

  1. Clothes – things we wear

  2. Shoes – footwear we put on feet

  3. Jewelry – ornaments like rings, necklaces

  4. Accessories – extra items like bags, belts, watches

  5. Electronics – items like TV, mobile, computer

  6. Furniture – tables, chairs, beds, etc.

  7. Cosmetics – makeup items like lipstick, powder

  8. Stationery – pens, notebooks, paper, etc.

  9. Gift – something you buy for someone

  10. Product – an item for sale in a shop

💵 Money Vocabulary

  1. Money – what we use to buy things

  2. Cash – paper money and coins

  3. Coin – round metal money

  4. Note – paper money

  5. Currency – the type of money in a country

  6. Wallet – small case to keep money

  7. Purse – small bag to keep coins or money

  8. ATM – machine to take out money

  9. Credit card – plastic card to pay money later

  10. Debit card – plastic card to pay money directly from bank

💰 Buying and Selling Words

  1. Buy – to pay and get something

  2. Sell – to give something for money

  3. Pay – to give money for something

  4. Spend – to use money to buy things

  5. Save – to keep money for the future

  6. Cost – the amount of money needed for something

  7. Expensive – costing a lot of money

  8. Cheap – costing little money

  9. Free – costing nothing

  10. Worth – the value of something

📦 Shopping Experience Words

  1. Try on – to wear clothes before buying

  2. Size – how big or small something is

  3. Fit – when clothes are the right size

  4. Brand – the company name of a product

  5. Quality – how good or bad something is

  6. Variety – many different choices

  7. Stock – the supply of items in a shop

  8. Out of stock – when something is not available

  9. Delivery – sending items to your home

  10. Return – to give something back after buying

🏦 Extra Money-Related Words

  1. Account – record of your money in the bank

  2. Loan – money you borrow from the bank

  3. Interest – extra money you pay on a loan

  4. Deposit – money you put in the bank

  5. Balance – the amount of money left in the bank

  6. Salary – money you earn from a job

  7. Income – all the money you receive

  8. Expense – money you spend

  9. Budget – a plan of how to use money

  10. Debt – money you owe to someone

🌟 Common Phrases & Terms

  1. Cashback – money returned after purchase

  2. Installment – paying money in small parts

  3. Refund – money returned when you cancel a purchase

  4. Exchange – to replace one item with another

  5. Warranty – guarantee from company if product breaks

  6. Queue – a line of people waiting to pay

  7. Window shopping – looking at items without buying

  8. Shopaholic – a person who loves shopping too much

  9. Price list – paper showing all prices of items

  10. E-commerce – shopping online using the internet

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