You and your girlfriend are shopping in a glasses store. She tries on a pair of glasses. She looks smart with them on. You say:
Ooh, those make you look so intellectual!
accessories, appearance, interjection, personality, shopping, 日本語サポート 
You work at a clothing store. A customer looks like he's ready to check out. You want to offer to help him, so you say:
I can assist you with that.
You're commenting on an Internet forum about fashion. Someone has asked how she can find really nice shoes for a low price. You don't think it's possible to buy nice shoes cheaply. You think that she should pay more for a nicer pair of shoes. You write:
You get what you pay for when it comes to shoes.
clothing, idioms, money, set phrase, shopping, you (general address) 
You're shopping for clothes with a friend. She tried on a pair of pants that were too tight before, but now she's trying on another pair, and they look too loose. You say:
I don't know. Too baggy, if you ask me.
casual, clothing, disagreement, opinion, shopping 
You're buying a new computer at an electronics store. You've told the salesperson which computer you want to buy, and then he asks:
That comes with a 90-day warranty. Would you like to purchase an extended two-year warranty?
You're shopping for a new computer at an electronics store. After asking a salesperson a few questions, you're ready to buy the computer that he recommends. You say:
OK. Well, I'll take it.
You use "well" to change the topic of a conversation or to signal the end of a conversation. For example:
This is the standard phrase that people use when they're discussing an item with a salesperson and decide to buy it. Aside from computers, you can also use this phrase when shopping for:
Notice that this phrase uses "I'll ___". One of the main ways that English speakers use "will" is to announce a decision that they've just made.
decision, sales, set phrase, shopping 
You're looking at a website which sells books. You're reading the listing for a book. It says:
This item ships for free!
You're on an online shopping site. You're looking at a listing for a book that's on sale. In the information next to the item, there's a sentence which says:
Only 2 left in stock — order soon!
You're on a website that sells books. There's a button that will allow you to buy a book. It says:
Add to Cart
Earlier today, you bought a pair of gloves. But you discovered that there was a hole in one of them. You went back to the store, and now you're asking the cashier if you can get a replacement for the gloves you bought. You say:
I was wondering if I could exchange them for another pair.
