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Consumers: Buying Habits and Marketing

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Docente: Laura

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Consumers: Buying Habits and Marketing

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Es importante que aprendas palabras diferentes para poder expresarte con fluidez. En este resumen, verás vocabulario sobre marketing y consumo. Si lo repasas con frecuencia, ¡no se te olvidará!

Info 1: Marketing y consumo

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Advertising agency	Agencia de publicidad	I've been working with an *advertising agency* since I opened the shop
Attract shoppers	Atraer compradores	I don't know what to do to *attract* more *shoppers*
Brand	Marca	She does not own any clothing from this *brand*
Budget	Presupuesto	What's your *budget*? I can help you
Discount	Descuento	I bought the shoes at 20% off, what a *discount*!
Flyer	Folleto	We have too many *flyers* at home
Free sample	Muestra	They gave me a *free sample* yesterday
Goods	Bienes	A wide range of *goods* are available
Price tag	Etiqueta	There's a big *price tag* attached! It costs 10 euros
Purchase a product	Comprar un producto	Make sure you read the label before *purchasing a product*
Receipt	Ticket	I don't want the *receipt*, thank you
Refund	Devolución	No *refunds* will be made after 30 days
Sales	Rebajas	There are usually *sales* in August
Shop display	Escaparate	The *shop* *display* looks great!
Trial period	Periodo de prueba	The *trial period* is about to finish

Info 2: Vocabulario extra sobre marketing y consumo

iNGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Price range	Rango de precio	That's a little out of my *price range*
To be aware of	Ser consciente de	You should *be aware of* how much money you spend
Cashier	Cajero/a	The *cashier* helped me to count my coins
Convey a message	Transmitir un mensaje	The aim is to *convey* an important *message*
Department store	Grandes almacenes	The *department store* will be closed soon

Info adicional 1: Idioms relacionados con las vacaciones

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
To buy a pig in a poke	Comprar sin mirar, sin saber si es bueno o no	You got bad quality stuff because you *bought a pig in a poke*!
To buy something for a song	Comprar algo barato, una ganga	I *bought* these boots *for a song* but now I regret it
To shop till one drops	Comprar hasta arrasar	I'm free tomorrow! Let's *shop till we drop*

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