Bargain in Tagalog

“Bargain” in Tagalog translates to “tawaran” (to haggle), “mura” (cheap deal), or “kasunduan” (agreement) depending on context. This versatile word encompasses both the act of negotiating prices and the resulting good deal, making it essential for marketplace conversations and business transactions in Filipino culture.

[Words] = Bargain

[Definition]:

• Bargain /ˈbɑːrɡɪn/
• Noun 1: An agreement between parties settling what each gives or receives in a transaction
• Noun 2: Something bought or offered for sale more cheaply than usual
• Verb 1: To negotiate the terms and conditions of a transaction
• Verb 2: To haggle over price or terms

[Synonyms] = Tawaran, Mura, Kasunduan, Pakikipagkasundo, Presyuhan, Diskwento, Sulit, Baratu.

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: She loves to bargain at the local market to get the best prices for fresh vegetables.
• Ex1_PH: Mahilig siyang tumawaran sa lokal na palengke upang makakuha ng pinakamahusay na presyo para sa sariwang gulay.
• Ex2_EN: This laptop is a real bargain at only half the original price during the sale.
• Ex2_PH: Ang laptop na ito ay talagang mura sa kalahati lamang ng orihinal na presyo sa panahon ng sale.
• Ex3_EN: The two companies reached a bargain after weeks of intense negotiations.
• Ex3_PH: Ang dalawang kumpanya ay nakaabot ng kasunduan pagkatapos ng mga linggo ng matinding negosasyon.
• Ex4_EN: They didn’t expect to bargain for such difficult weather conditions during their trip.
• Ex4_PH: Hindi nila inaasahan na makikipagkasundo para sa gayong mahirap na kondisyon ng panahon sa kanilang biyahe.
• Ex5_EN: He found a bargain jacket at the thrift store for only 200 pesos.
• Ex5_PH: Nakahanap siya ng sulit na jacket sa ukay-ukay para sa 200 pesos lamang.