She took the escalator (pokretne stepenice) to the second floor because it’s easier than to take normal stairs.

This shirt was a real bargain (bagatela/dobra cijena), I got it for cheap and it’s great!

They let us have these product samples free of charge (besplatno).

She kept her wallet in her purse (torbici).

He payed with a 20 kuna note (novčanica).

There were two customer (kupac) shopping in the store.

She went to the tailor (krojač) because she needed to alter her suit.

The cashier offered me a carrier bag (torbu za kupovinu) to put my groceries in.

I got sucked in on a lot of phony deals (pogodbi/dogovora).

I don’t have any money with me, is it alright if I write you a cheque (ček)?

The cashier rang up the items on the till (blagajni).

They advertised the opening of the new store with a giant poster on a billboard (oglasna ploča).

I couldn’t find where they sold socks because I was looking in the wrong department (odjel).

The cashier (blagajnik) bagged your items after you paid.

Just swipe your credit card (kreditna kartica) through the machine to pay miss.

This company is a really famous brand (marka), everyone recognizes their logo and designs.

There are multiple ways to pay (načini plaćanja), you can do it by card or with cash.

This online store delivers (dostavlja) your items in 5 to 7 days.

We went to a lovely boutique (butik) to buy some nice dresses.

The cashier put the receipt (račun) in the bag with the stuff I bought.

I payed 300 kunas for this shirt and it tore the second time I wore it, what a rip-off (oderali su me/plaćeno je više nego što nešto vrijedi).

I don’t have any cash (gotovina) on me, but I can pay with my credit card.

Sam went to a jeweler (zlatar) to buy an engagement ring.

I got 20% off because I used that coupon (kupon) Nora gave me.

Banknotes (novčanice) usually have a symbol of the nation that uses them on them as well as the number which tells you how much they’re worth.