Peruse this Vocabulary for Shopping in English - All Ears English Podcast 1778

The video discusses shopping preferences, focusing on vocabulary and phrases for when not ready to purchase. It highlights the importance of intonation in communication and explores the evolving meaning of 'peruse'. A role play demonstrates practical application of these concepts.

What is the main reason the speakers dislike browsing while shopping?

• They lose momentum without a list.

• They prefer to shop online.

• They enjoy browsing but not buying.

• They find it too expensive.

In which city is window shopping particularly popular, according to the speakers?

• Los Angeles

• New York

• London

• Paris

What is the key to handling salespeople when you're not ready to buy?

• Leave the store

• Ignore them

• Avoid eye contact

• Have the right vocabulary

Which phrase is suggested for politely indicating you're not ready to buy?

• I'm just browsing

• I'll come back later

• I don't need help

• I'm not interested

What is the importance of intonation when saying 'I'm just looking'?

• It ensures you sound polite

• It makes the salesperson leave you alone

• It helps you get a discount

• It makes you sound more confident

What does the word 'peruse' now commonly mean?

• To inspect carefully

• To purchase

• To glance over

• To ignore

Why is it important to compliment vendors at a flea market?

• To get a better price

• To make them feel appreciated

• To avoid buying anything

• To practice English

What is a good phrase to use if you want to continue looking without assistance?

• I'll be back soon

• I need help

• Don't mind me, I'll just be browsing

• I'm not interested

What is the benefit of using the word 'peruse' in conversation?

• It is rarely understood

• It sounds impressive

• It is outdated

• It confuses people

What is the main takeaway from the role play about shopping interactions?

• Shop online instead

• Avoid talking to vendors

• Use polite language and connect

• Always buy something