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100 English Phrases for Talking at a Farmer’s Market

April 29, 2026

100 English Phrases for Talking at a Farmer's Market

No. Item Definition
1. A dozen, please. Request twelve items.
2. Are there more in back? Ask if more stock exists.
3. Are these from nearby? Ask if locally sourced.
4. Are these locally grown? Ask if grown nearby.
5. Are these seedless? Ask if seeds are absent.
6. Can I freeze this? Ask if freezing is okay.
7. Can I mix and match? Ask to combine varieties.
8. Can I try one? Ask for a sample.
9. Can you bag these separately? Ask for separate bags.
10. Can you break a twenty? Ask for change.
11. Can you cut one open? Ask to see inside.
12. Can you do any better? Ask for better deal.
13. Can you help me choose? Ask for selection help.
14. Can you hold this for me? Ask vendor to reserve item.
15. Can you make it an even ten? Ask to round total.
16. Can you round it down? Ask for slight discount.
17. Could I get a receipt? Ask for proof of purchase.
18. Could I smell this? Ask to check aroma.
19. Could you do ten dollars? Offer a price.
20. Could you make a mixed box? Ask for assorted box.
21. Could you pick a good one? Ask vendor to choose.
22. Could you weigh this? Ask to weigh item.
23. Do these bruise easily? Ask if easily damaged.
24. Do you accept Apple Pay? Ask about mobile payment.
25. Do you come every Saturday? Ask regular schedule.
26. Do you deliver? Ask if delivery is offered.
27. Do you do special orders? Ask about custom orders.
28. Do you grow this yourself? Ask if vendor grew it.
29. Do you have a riper one? Ask for more ripe item.
30. Do you restock midday? Ask if stock is refreshed.
31. Do you sell by the piece? Ask if sold individually.
32. Do you take cards? Ask if cards accepted.
33. Everything smells amazing. Compliment the stall.
34. Excuse me. Get attention politely.
35. Good morning. Greet the vendor.
36. Half a pound, please. Request smaller weight amount.
37. Have a great market day. Wish vendor well.
38. Hi there. Casual greeting.
39. How do you cook this? Ask cooking method.
40. How long will it keep? Ask shelf life.
41. How much are these? Ask the price of several.
42. How much for a bunch? Ask bunch price.
43. How much is this? Ask the price.
44. How much per pound? Ask unit price by weight.
45. How was it grown? Ask about growing methods.
46. I’ll come back later. Say you may return.
47. I’ll get a pound. Request amount by weight.
48. I’ll pass for now. Politely decline buying.
49. I’ll take this one. Choose a single item.
50. I’ll take two, please. Choose quantity politely.
51. I’m after fresh herbs. Say what you want.
52. I’m comparing prices. Explain you are checking costs.
53. I’m just browsing, thanks. Politely decline help.
54. I’m looking for tomatoes. Say what you want.
55. Is it pesticide-free? Ask about chemical use.
56. Is there a discount for bulk? Ask bulk discount.
57. Is this good for canning? Ask if suitable for preserving.
58. Is this organic? Ask if organically grown.
59. Is this ready to eat? Ask if ripe now.
60. Just a few, please. Request small quantity.
61. Let me add one more. Add another item.
62. May I taste this? Ask to sample it.
63. No bag, thanks. I do not need a bag.
64. On second thought, no thanks. Politely change your mind.
65. Please choose for me. Ask vendor to select.
66. Please keep the stems on. Ask not to trim stems.
67. Please put these on top. Protect delicate items.
68. Please trim the tops. Ask to remove tops.
69. See you next week. Friendly goodbye.
70. Should I refrigerate this? Ask if it needs chilling.
71. Sorry, just squeezing by. Move past politely.
72. Take your time. Tell them no rush.
73. Thanks for the recommendation. Thank seller for advice.
74. Thanks, have a good one. Polite farewell.
75. That should do it. Say the amount is enough.
76. That’s a bit pricey. Comment that it costs much.
77. That’s a good deal. Say the price is fair.
78. That’s all for today. Finish your order.
79. That’s perfect. Approve the choice.
80. These look great. Compliment the produce.
81. This one feels soft. Comment on texture.
82. Was this picked today? Ask if harvested today.
83. What came in this morning? Ask about newest stock.
84. What days are you here? Ask market schedule.
85. What do you recommend? Ask for seller advice.
86. What else is good today? Ask for more recommendations.
87. What time do you close? Ask closing time.
88. What’s best for salad? Ask suitable item for salad.
89. What’s fresh today? Ask what was freshly picked.
90. What’s in season? Ask what is currently available.
91. What’s your best price? Ask for lowest price.
92. What’s your most popular item? Ask best-selling item.
93. When will you have more? Ask about restock time.
94. Where is this from? Ask origin of produce.
95. Which one is sweetest? Ask for sweetest option.
96. Which ones are ripe? Ask what is ready.
97. Will this ripen at home? Ask if it ripens later.
98. Will you be here next week? Ask future attendance.
99. Would you take eight? Offer lower price.
100. Your produce is beautiful. Praise the produce.
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