Real, everyday American English — Shopping and Paying (Part 2). 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. Phrases in this episode (CAPITALS = the beat): I’m just looking, thanks. [eyem JUHST LUUK-ing, THANGKS.] How much for this? [HOW MUHCH fur this?] I need to run to the store. [eye NEED tuh RUHN tuh thuh STOR.] Does this come in a smaller size? [duz this KUHM in uh SMAW-lur SYZ?] It’s too expensive. [its TOO ik-SPEN-siv.] You can keep the change. [yuh kun KEEP thuh CHAYNJ.] Why did you buy it? [WY dih-juh BY it?] Can I get the check? [kan eye geh thuh CHEK?] What’s the password? [wuts thuh PAS-wurd?] Can you break a twenty? [kun yuh BRAYK uh TWEN-ee?] Do you take credit cards? [duh yuh TAYK KREH-dit KAHRDZ?] What are you buying? [wuh-duh-yuh BY-ing?] That dress is so cute! [that DRES iz SOH KYOOT!] How much is the fare? [HOW MUHCH iz thuh FAIR?] Which register is open? [WICH REH-jih-stur iz OH-pun?] Do you have this size? [duh yuh HAV this SYZ?] Do you take mobile payments? [duh yuh TAYK MOH-bul PAY-munts?] Do you have WiFi here? [duh yuh HAV WY-fy HEER?] How much will it cost? [HOW MUCH wil it KAWST?] Can I have the change? [kn eye HAV thuh CHAYNJ?] I got it on sale. [eye GAHT it ahn SAYL.] He probably has money. [hee PRAH-buh-blee haz MUH-nee.] Can I exchange this for a different size? [kun eye iks-CHAYNJ this fur uh DIF-runt SYZ?] Is there another color? [iz thair uh-NUH-thur KUH-lur?] Could I have the receipt in the bag? [kuhd eye HAV thuh rih-SEET in thuh BAG?] How much is this shirt? [HOW MUCH z this SHURT?] Paper or plastic? [PAY-pur or PLAS-tik?] I want to deposit money. [eye WAH-nuh dee-PAH-zit MUH-nee.] Are you in line? [ahr yuh in LYN?] That’s a steal! [thats uh STEEL!] Do you have this in a medium? [duh yuh HAV this in uh MEE-dee-um?] …and more in the episode