Japanese phrase

もう少し安くなりませんか? mō suko shi yasu ku na ri ma se n ka

Meaning

Could you lower the price a little?

When to use it

A polite way to ask for a slightly lower price. It is often used by shoppers and can sound friendly when said with a gentle tone.

Example dialogue

二つ買うので、もう少し安くなりませんか? futa tsu ka u no de mō suko shi yasu ku na ri ma se n ka

I am buying two, so could you lower the price a little?

では、五百円引きにします。 de wa go hyaku en hi ki ni shi ma su

In that case, I will take five hundred yen off.

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