Everyday A2-level vocabulary for shops, buying things, prices, and paying, covering shop types, items and actions used when shopping.
Free Shopping vocabulary flashcards at the A2 level — all 35 words with definitions and examples. Study them with spaced repetition and start using these words in everyday conversation.
Browse the full word list below for free. Sign up to study the set with spaced repetition — Budling schedules reviews so the words you know less well come back sooner.
store
a place where people buy things
shopping list
a piece of paper with the names of things to buy
shopping cart
a metal container on wheels for carrying things you buy
price tag
a small piece of paper on an item that shows its price
discount
money taken off the normal price of something
changing room
a small room in a store where you try on clothes
checkout
the place in a store where you pay for what you bought
second-hand
already used by someone else before you buy it
popular
liked by a lot of people
available
able to be bought because it is in the store
wallet
a small flat case for keeping money, cards, and papers.
coupon
a small piece of paper that gives you a lower price on something.
counter
a long flat surface in a shop where staff serve customers.
cash register
a machine in a shop that stores money and prints receipts.
label
a small piece of paper or cloth that gives information about a product.
product
a thing that a company makes and sells.
goods
things that people buy and sell in shops.
delivery
the act of bringing something to a person's home or business.
window-shopping
the activity of looking at things in shop windows without buying anything.
sample
a small amount of a product that you can try before buying it.
order
to ask a shop or company to send or give you something.
compare
to look at two or more things to see how they are different.
pack
to put things into a bag, box, or case.
wrap
to cover something in paper, often as a gift.
count
to find the total number of something.
save
to keep money instead of spending it.
swap
to give one thing and get a different thing back.
reserve
to ask a shop to keep something for you to buy later.
collect
to go and get something that is ready for you.
convenient
easy to use or easy to get to without much trouble.
local
existing in or belonging to the area near you.
friendly
kind, warm, and pleasant toward other people.
busy
having a lot of people, activity, or things happening.
useful
helping you do something you need or want.
regular
happening again and again in the same way, often.