Zein neurri daukat?
What size am I?
Usage
Asking about clothing size
Grammar Note
"daukat" = I have (first person singular)
Neurri handiagoa / txikiagoa al dago?
Do you have a larger / smaller size?
Usage
Asking for a different size
Grammar Note
"-ago" = more, -er (comparative suffix)
Probatzeko gelak non daude?
Where are the fitting rooms?
Usage
Finding the fitting rooms
Grammar Note
"Non daude" = where are (plural)
Hau proba dezaket?
May I try this on?
Usage
Asking permission to try on clothing
Grammar Note
"dezaket" = I can (potential)
Zer materialez egina dago?
What material is this made of?
Usage
Asking about fabric composition
Grammar Note
"-ez egina" = made of (instrumental material)
Kolore ezberdinean al dago?
Does it come in a different color?
Usage
Asking if item comes in different colors
Grammar Note
"al dago" = is there (question)
Deskontua al dago?
Is there a discount?
Usage
Asking about discounts or sales
Grammar Note
"al dago" = is there (question)
Itzultzeko politika zein da?
What is the return policy?
Usage
Checking return policy before buying
Grammar Note
"Zein da" = what is
Tokiko moda-markak al dituzu?
Do you have local fashion brands?
Usage
Looking for locally made fashion
Grammar Note
"dituzu" = you have (plural object)
Garbiketa lehorra behar al du?
Does this require dry cleaning?
Usage
Asking about dry cleaning requirements
Grammar Note
Dry cleaning is "garbiketa lehorra". "al" marks a yes/no question
Garestiegi da — merkeago zerbait al dago?
It's too expensive — is there something cheaper?
Usage
Looking for a more affordable alternative
Grammar Note
"-egi" = too (excess suffix)
Hau opari gisa bildu dezakezu?
Can you wrap this as a gift?
Usage
Asking for gift wrapping
Grammar Note
"dezakezu" = you can (potential 2nd person). "Bildu" means to wrap; "gisa" means "as"
Zein da zapata-neurria?
What is the shoe size?
Usage
Asking about shoe size
Grammar Note
Shoe is "zapata", and the first element of the compound is the bare stem zapata-. "Zein da" = what is
Bertako diseinatzaileren bat al dago dendan?
Are there any items by local designers in the store?
Usage
Looking for locally designed items
Grammar Note
"bertako" = local (locative genitive)
Tokiko ohituretarako jantzi egokia nahi nuke.
I'd like clothing appropriate for local customs.
Usage
Looking for culturally appropriate clothing
Grammar Note
"nahi nuke" = I would like (conditional)
Zuzendu al daiteke?
Can it be altered?
Usage
Asking about clothing alterations
Grammar Note
"al daiteke" = can it be (potential question)
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