E vica na isau qo?
How much does this cost?
Usage
Basic phrase to ask price at market
Grammar Note
"E vica" asks about quantity/amount
E rawa beka ni veitalanoa ki na isau?
Can I negotiate the price?
Usage
Ask if price negotiation is possible
Grammar Note
"E rawa beka ni" = polite "is it possible to"
Au na soli atu e [isau].
I'll offer [price].
Usage
Offer a counter-price
Grammar Note
"na" marks future tense
E rawa beka ni vakacivia na isau?
Can I get a discount?
Usage
Asking for discount on bulk or last item
Grammar Note
"vaka-" is a causative/verbal prefix
E cakava tiko vei keda qo?
Is this handmade / locally made?
Usage
Verify if handmade or local product
Grammar Note
"tiko" indicates ongoing/continuous action
E cakava vaka cava qo?
What material is this made of?
Usage
Ask about the material
Grammar Note
"vaka cava" = "in what way / how"
E rawa beka ni kosova na isivi?
Can you gift-wrap this?
Usage
Request gift wrapping
Grammar Note
"E rawa beka ni" = "is it possible to"
E tiko ivei na makete e butako?
Where is the night market?
Usage
Ask for night market location
Grammar Note
"E tiko ivei" = "where is ~"
E rawa beka ni solia vei au na risiti?
Can I have a receipt?
Usage
Request a receipt
Grammar Note
"vei au" = "to me"
Na makete e dolava vaka cava?
What are the market opening hours?
Usage
Ask about market hours
Grammar Note
Literally "opens in what manner"
Au sa raica tiko, vinaka.
I'm just looking, thank you.
Usage
Politely decline sales pitch while browsing
Grammar Note
"sa" marks verbal aspect
E rawa ni saumi ena kaadi?
Do you accept card payment?
Usage
Check if card payment is accepted
Grammar Note
The word is "kaadi". "Ena" marks the means.
Au volia tiko qo me solia vei ira.
I'm buying this as a souvenir.
Usage
State you are buying as a souvenir
Grammar Note
"me" = "in order to"
E rawa ni sivolaki ki vuravura?
Can this be shipped internationally?
Usage
Check international shipping availability
Grammar Note
"ki" = "to / towards"
Na cava e vinaka duadua ena nomu sitoa?
What's your best / freshest item?
Usage
Ask for the best or freshest item
Grammar Note
"duadua" = "alone / only / best"
E rawa beka ni veisau na isau?
Is this price negotiable?
Usage
Check if price has wiggle room
Grammar Note
"beka" marks uncertainty or question
E tiko beka na kena levu tale?
Do you have a different size?
Usage
Ask for a different size
Grammar Note
"tale" = "another / also"
E levu sara na isau qo.
This is too expensive.
Usage
Express that price is too high
Grammar Note
"sara" = emphatic intensifier "very/too"
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