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for so much", "The last price was so much", "Finally stopped in so-and-so", "We did
not give so-and-so in soums". “If the seller is polite, even if the sale is not agreed upon:
Did you come to buy the goods yourself?
Do you know the goods? Have you ever bought anything? You can't! Instead of rude
dysphemous remarks like you can't afford to buy: our trade is a bit off; well, your wish;
here's the market, take a look; maybe we will still meet again; uses euphemistic means
to negotiate.
The sales process also requires such a verbal treatment from the recipient. Expensive,
instead of saying you're exaggerating the price, the buyer says: go down a little, you've
gone up, I guess; You've gone too far, you've said too much, you've gone too far, he
uses soft words like I do."
If even after such sentences the sale is not successful, the sellers: ask honestly, brother
(uncle), go out a little, there are still a few, still use the molded appeals as if you have
not yet reached the price of the goods, buyers to get as cheap as possible Pass
something for the blessing, pass the check money, pass the road money (usually car
money), give it now, find a blessing, a drop of urine will be a commodity, give a man
goods are not valuable.
In the above examples, incentives denoting kinship were actively used. The purpose
of using invitations is to keep the customer close to him, to make him feel good, to
express his desire to trade with him. Another distinguishing feature of this market
from other markets is that it is mainly traded by men. For this reason, the terms and
lexemes used are gender differentiated.
“Usually, a trade agreement is understood as a euphemistic phrase such as a bargain,
a blessing, a sweetheart, a hand, a word of value, a promise. Both sides speak to each
other in speech: find blessings, applause will be used to say goodbye to your wedding
and wish you a good day.” In addition to these considerations, it can be said that praise
is also used, such as blessing with wealth, blessing with money, use for good, serve
good. The constant use of such stereotypes is associated with religious beliefs.
In the current era of globalization, trade and its forms are also changing. Therefore,
new lexical units and phrases are also used in the speech of the trader and the buyer.
For example, in the speech of a clothing salesman: try it on, it's free to wear (as a joke),
it suits you very well, there are other colors, there are sizes, we guarantee the quality
of the product, you can enjoy it without wearing Turkish products If we come across
stereotypes such as, dress up on good days after the purchase, be happy, be alive for
seven days; If the shoe is removed, we are exposed to such compounds as kicking and
crushing.