Sklepy po angielsku
„Happiness is not in money, but in shopping.” ‒ Marilyn Monroe.
Where do we go to buy a newspaper? And what can we buy in a stationer’s? I hope that this lesson will help you choose the best shop during shopping. Let’s start!
Słowo sklep na język angielski tłumaczymy jako „shop”. Możemy wyróżnić wiele rodzajów sklepów, oto kilka z nich!
• bakery – piekarnia (There you can buy bread, rolls, croissants, pie)
• bookshop – księgarnia (There you can buy novels, detective stories, poems)
• butcher’s – sklep mięsny (There you can buy ham, sausages, meat)
• clothes shop – sklep z ubraniami (There you can buy dresses, T-shirts, jeans)
• DIY store – market budowlany (There you can buy hammers, screws, paints)
• florist’s – kwiaciarnia (There you can buy a bunch of flowers or spray)
• greengrocer’s – warzywniak (There you can buy fruits or vegetables)
• jeweller’s – jubiler (There you can buy rings, necklaces, bracelets)
• newsagent ‘s – kiosk (There you can buy the press)
• pet shop – sklep zoologiczny (There you can buy pets)
• shoe shop – sklep obuwniczy (There you can buy sneakers, flat shoes, high heels)• shopping mall – galeria handlowa (There you can buy everything you want :))
• stationer’s – sklep papierniczy (There you can buy pens, notebooks, scissors, pencils)
• toy shop – sklep zabawkowy (There you can buy dolls, bricks, teddy bears)
Przykłady zdań:
• In toy shop: I want to buy a present for my niece and I can’t decide whether to buy a doll or a stuffed pony.
• Yesterday, I saw Katy’s boyfriend in jeweller’s. He bought an engagement ring for her.
• I spent all day in the shopping mall looking for bargains!
• I usually buy the press in bulk in local newsagent’s.
• I saw an amazing pair of high heels on the display of shoe shop. I must have them!
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