Real, everyday American English — Shopping and Paying. You hear 40 phrases Americans actually use, each spoken clearly with a natural-speed repeat, the stressed syllable marked, and a short note on when to use it. Then take the matching quiz on word stress. Phrases in this episode (CAPITALS = the beat): I like red. [eye lyk RED.] I’ll buy it. [eyel BY it.] A new shirt. [uh noo SHURT.] I'm just looking. [eyem JUHST LUU-king.] Where's the fitting room? [WAIRZ thuh FIH-ding room?] I'm going to the store. [eyem GOH-ing tuh thuh STOR.] That's a good deal. [thats uh GOOD DEEL.] Let’s buy it. [LETS BY it.] Where's the checkout? [WAIRZ thuh CHEK-owt?] Can I get a refund? [kin eye GEH-duh REE-fuhnd?] Not that much. [NAHT that MUCH.] At the market. [at thuh MAHR-kit.] Is it in stock? [IZ it in STAHK?] How much is it? [HOW MUHCH iz it?] I won’t buy it. [eye WOHNT BY it.] Put on clothes. [POOT ahn KLOHZ.] There’s money. [thairz MUH-nee.] How much money? [HOW muhch MUH-nee?] Is it cash only? [iz it KASH OWN-lee?] That’s too much. [thats TOO MUCH.] Keep the change. [KEEP thuh CHAYNJ.] I’m not buying. [eyem NAHT BY-ing.] Do you have a smaller size? [duh yuh hav uh SMAW-lur SYZ?] Can I return this? [kin eye rih-TURN this?] Do you have this? [duh yoo HAV this?] Does it come in blue? [duz it KUHM in BLOO?] Do you take cards? [duh yuh TAYK KAHRDZ?] Is the WiFi free? [iz thuh WY-fy FREE?] How much is this? [HOW MUCH iz this?] Is the shop open? [iz thuh SHAHP O-pn?] I'd like this one. [eyed LYK THIS wuhn.] Do you have time? [duh yoo HAV TYM?] I'll take it. [eyel TAY-kit.] Do you have a bag? [duh yuh HAV uh BAG?] Can I try this on? [kan eye TRY this AHN?] Can I pay by card? [kan eye PAY by KAHRD?] Is there internet? [iz thehr IN-tur-net?] Can you reduce it? [kan yoo ree-DOOSE it?] I've got this. [eyev GAHT THIS.] Times will change. [TYMZ wil CHAYNJ.]