Примери за използване на Haggle на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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When in doubt, haggle.
We could haggle forever.
I help you, and you haggle?
You can't haggle with God.
Come on, let's not haggle.
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And haggle for just paisa 50 a dozen.
Yes, we can haggle!
Dude, didn't haggle. It's no good, unless you haggle.
No… you're so rich and still you haggle.
Had to haggle with las negritas, but I got it.
You just have to get there early and haggle. Anyway.
Haggle all the time, and without ever even saying a price.
Yeah, you guys can haggle in a minute, but here's the thing.
What do you think this is,a market where you can haggle?
Yes, but I can't haggle with those vultures in the marketplace.
Whether you are buying from a private seller or a dealer,you can haggle on the price.
We will not haggle over ministerial portfolios," Kostov stressed.
When shopping, we always compare prices and haggle for finding the best bargain. N….
Never haggle for food, drinks, or items with standardized prices.
Johannesburg has over 360 independent stores where you can haggle for the best prices.
You dare haggle with lord Atrocitus as if you were a stinkin' lop fruit vendor?
As with many markets,travelers brave enough to wander deeper into the heart and haggle a bit are rewarded with better prices.
As her parents haggle for her bridal price, it becomes ever more important that Firuze be modest.
Silk shops around the country have fine materials to make longyi, the pattern of which is at your choice andthe price depends on your ability of haggle.
You could easily join the locals, haggle for some fresh fish straight from the source for reasonable prices, and then throw it on the grill at your guesthouse.
This is a matter of political opinion in several cases but, on the matter of biodiversity and extinctions,we cannot compromise and we cannot haggle.
As negotiators haggle, data show the world is heating up, as emissions, particularly from big developing nations, keep growing from burning more coal, oil and gas.
It is a downright sickness anda true punishment that the doors to our services are always open to random people who buy candles and haggle at the table with the commemoration sheets at any moment of the service.
You're haggling over 50 quid there.
And you're haggling over £100?