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Spoken English Conversation at A Supermarket

Spoken English Conversation at A Supermarket

Customer: [Walking into the supermarket] Hi there!

Cashier: Hi! Welcome to Greenfields Supermarket. How are you today?

Customer: I’m good, thanks. Just here to do some grocery shopping.

Cashier: Great! Do you need a shopping cart?

Customer: Yes, please. Can I get a big one? I have quite a few things to buy.

Cashier: Of course. Here you go. If you need help finding anything, just let me know.

Customer: Thanks! I’ll start in the produce section. I need some fruits and vegetables.

Cashier: Sounds good. The produce section is right over there. Just follow the signs for fruits and vegetables.

Customer: Got it. I’m looking for apples, bananas, and maybe some oranges.

Cashier: We have a few types of apples. Do you want red apples, green apples, or something else?

Customer: I think I’ll get red apples. They look fresh today.

Cashier: Yes, they do look fresh. How many do you need?

Customer: I’ll take about six.

Cashier: Alright. Do you also want some bananas?

Customer: Yes, I’ll get a bunch. How many are in a bunch?

Cashier: Usually about six to eight bananas.

Customer: That sounds good. I’ll take a bunch then.

Cashier: Great choice. Anything else from the produce section?

Customer: Yes, I need some oranges too. Are they on sale?

Cashier: They are on sale today. You can get a bag of oranges for $4.99.

Customer: I’ll take one bag.

Cashier: Okay, let me get that for you.

[The cashier goes to get a bag of oranges.]

Customer: I also need some potatoes and onions. Where can I find them?

Cashier: They are in the produce section too, just a little further down.

Customer: Thanks. I’ll go get those now.

[The customer walks over to get potatoes and onions.]

Customer: I have the potatoes and onions now. I also need some milk and bread. Where can I find those?

Cashier: Milk and bread are in the dairy and bakery sections. The dairy section is on your left, and the bakery is on your right.

Customer: Got it. I’ll go there next.

[The customer heads to the dairy section first.]

Customer: Hi again. I’m looking for milk. What kind do you have?

Cashier: We have whole milk, 2%, 1%, and skim milk. We also have some plant-based milks like almond and soy.

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Customer: I’ll get a gallon of 2% milk.

Cashier: Perfect. Is there anything else you need from the dairy section?

Customer: No, that’s it for now. I’ll move on to the bakery.

Cashier: Alright. The bakery section is just around the corner. We have a lot of fresh bread there.

Customer: Great! I’ll see what looks good.

[The customer heads to the bakery section and looks at the bread.]

Customer: Hi there! I’m looking for some whole wheat bread. Do you have that?

Bakery Clerk: Yes, we do. We have a few brands. Do you have a favorite brand or do you want me to show you what we have?

Customer: I don’t have a favorite. Just show me the options.

Bakery Clerk: Sure! We have Whole Wheat Wonder Bread, Nature’s Best Whole Wheat, and a few other brands.

Customer: I’ll try Nature’s Best Whole Wheat.

Bakery Clerk: Good choice. Is there anything else you need from the bakery?

Customer: No, that’s all for now. Thanks!

Bakery Clerk: You’re welcome!

[The customer heads back to the checkout counter with their cart full of groceries.]

Cashier: Hi again! Ready to check out?

Customer: Yes, I am. Here’s everything I’ve picked out.

Cashier: Great! Let me scan these items for you.

[The cashier starts scanning the items.]

Customer: How much do I owe?

Cashier: Let’s see… Your total comes to $32.45.

Customer: Okay. I’ll pay with my credit card.

Cashier: Sure. Just swipe or tap your card here.

[The customer pays and the cashier bags the groceries.]

Cashier: Here are your bags. Do you need help to your car?

Customer: No, I’m good. Thanks for asking.

Cashier: You’re welcome. Have a great day!

Customer: You too. Bye!

Cashier: Bye!

[The customer leaves the supermarket with their groceries.]

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Spoken English Conversation at A Supermarket

Customer: [Entering the supermarket] Hello!

Cashier: Hi there! Welcome to FreshMart. How’s it going?

Customer: I’m good, thanks. Just picking up a few things for dinner tonight.

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Cashier: That sounds nice. Do you need a basket or a cart?

Customer: I think a basket will be enough. I don’t have too many things to buy.

Cashier: Alright, here you go. If you need any help, just ask!

Customer: Thanks. I’ll start in the meat section. I need some chicken.

Cashier: Sure thing. The meat section is right over there next to the dairy section.

Customer: Got it. I’ll see you later.

[The customer walks over to the meat section.]

Customer: Hi! I’m looking for some chicken breasts. Do you have any?

Butcher: Yes, we do. We have fresh chicken breasts, and we also have some that are pre-marinated. What would you like?

Customer: I think I’ll just get the plain chicken breasts. How much is it per pound?

Butcher: It’s $5.99 per pound. How many pounds do you need?

Customer: I need about two pounds, please.

Butcher: Sure thing. I’ll get that for you.

[The butcher weighs out two pounds of chicken breasts.]

Butcher: Here you go. Is there anything else you need from the meat section?

Customer: No, that’s all. I’ll move on to the vegetables now.

Butcher: Alright. The vegetables are just around the corner.

Customer: Thanks! I’ll go get some now.

[The customer walks to the vegetable section.]

Customer: Hi! I need a few vegetables for my dinner. Do you have any fresh bell peppers?

Produce Clerk: Yes, we have red, green, and yellow bell peppers. Which color do you prefer?

Customer: I’ll take two red bell peppers.

Produce Clerk: Sure thing. Do you need any other vegetables?

Customer: Yes, I also need some carrots and onions. Where can I find those?

Produce Clerk: Carrots are right over there, and onions are in the next row.

Customer: Great. I’ll grab those now.

[The customer picks out some carrots and onions.]

Customer: I have my vegetables. I also need some pasta for the meal. Where is the pasta section?

Produce Clerk: The pasta is in the aisle over there, next to the canned goods.

Customer: Got it. I’ll head over there.

[The customer goes to the pasta aisle.]

Customer: Hi! I’m looking for some spaghetti. Do you have any?

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Store Clerk: Yes, we have several brands of spaghetti. Do you want regular or whole wheat?

Customer: I’ll get regular spaghetti.

Store Clerk: Alright. The regular spaghetti is on the middle shelf.

Customer: Thanks. I see it now. I’ll take one box.

Store Clerk: Anything else you need from this aisle?

Customer: No, I’m good. I’ll just head to the dairy section for some cheese.

Store Clerk: Sounds good. The dairy section is just down that way.

Customer: Perfect. I’ll see you later.

[The customer walks to the dairy section.]

Customer: Hi there! I need some shredded cheese for my pasta. What do you recommend?

Dairy Clerk: We have mozzarella, cheddar, and a few other types. Mozzarella is great for pasta.

Customer: I’ll take a bag of shredded mozzarella then.

Dairy Clerk: Excellent choice. Is there anything else you need?

Customer: Yes, I also need some milk. Where can I find that?

Dairy Clerk: The milk is in the back of this section, near the refrigerators.

Customer: Okay, I’ll go get a gallon of milk.

[The customer picks out a gallon of milk.]

Customer: I think that’s everything for now. I’ll head to the checkout.

Dairy Clerk: Alright. Have a great day!

Customer: Thanks, you too!

[The customer heads to the checkout counter with their basket.]

Cashier: Hi again! Ready to check out?

Customer: Yes, I am. Here are my items.

Cashier: Great. Let’s get these scanned.

[The cashier scans the items.]

Customer: How much do I owe?

Cashier: Your total is $25.30.

Customer: I’ll pay with my debit card.

Cashier: Okay. Just insert or tap your card here.

[The customer pays with their debit card and the cashier bags the groceries.]

Cashier: Here are your bags. Would you like help to your car?

Customer: No, I’m fine. Thanks for asking!

Cashier: You’re welcome. Have a wonderful evening!

Customer: You too. Goodbye!

Cashier: Bye!

[The customer leaves the supermarket with their groceries.]

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