Shopping Vocabulary
People
Types of Store
Money
Modern Trends
100

the place to pay for the items you want to purchase at a store before you leave

checkout

100

the person takes that takes money and gives change in a store

cashier

100

a small retail store offers a range of everyday items

convenience store

100

a coin worths 1 cent

penny

100

reflections posted by customers online (e.g. Amazon) about their recent shopping experiences

review/ online review

200

the container with wheels you use to collect items while shopping

shopping cart

200

the person who sells fresh meat

butcher

200

a store known for selling second-hand goods, often at reduced price

thrift store

200

a coin worths 5 cents

nickel

200

paying without using physical cash/money

online payment/digital payment

300

a printed document you receive after purchasing items, which proves the transaction

receipt

300

the people who come to buy things

customers

300

a regular large store that sells everything you can think about

grocery store/supermarket

300

a coin worths 10 cents

dime

300

the term describes buying and selling goods and services over the internet (as opposed to in-person shopping)

e-commerce

400

a special offer/season where items are sold at lower/discounted prices

sale/on sale

400

the person who prepares and makes coffee

barista

400

a store that sells good-value ancient items

vintage store

400

a coin worths 25 cents

quarter

400

belonging to a part of a club to get discounted price and other perks

membership

500

just looking at items in a store without the intention of buying anything immediately

browsing

500

people who can't stop buying things even if they don't really need

shopaholic

500

a store that sells items in large quantities (e.g. family size) in change for lower price

warehouse/wholesale

500

any form of currency that exists digitally or virtually and uses cryptography to secure transactions

Cryptocurrency

500
A small payment made at regular intervals over time to pay for something (e.g. paying off 500 $ per month for a car)

installment

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