1) How much does the customer have to pay for each ticket in total?

2) Ask the Agent if they have any ticket cheaper. Accept their offer, and ask them if they have four tickets for that.

Customer: $6.00 per ticket? You call that a convenience?

Sales Agent: You can go directly to the box office downtown to avoid the charge if you prefer.

Customer: If I had time to do that, I would not have called you. So, do you have something cheaper?

Sales Agent: Let me see. Here we go. I have rear mezzanine for the Sunday matinee, January 10, at $28 each.

Customer: Well, I guess I’ll go for it. Do you have three together?

ex) If I had more money, I would not have reserved Off-Broadway. (돈이 더 있었더라면, Off-Broadway를 예약하지는 않았을 것이다.)

2. Do you have something cheaper?; 좀더 싼것 없습니까?

(저렴한 가격을 요구하는 표현)

- Do you have anything cheaper? (더 저렴한 것 있나요?)

- Do you have anything in a lower price range? (더 낮은 가격대가 있습니까?)

- Do you have anything less expensive? This is out of my price range. (덜 비싼 것이 있나요? 제가 생각한 가격대와 맞지 않는군요.)

3. We have seats available on ~; ~ (날짜)에 몇자리가 있습니다.

Q: Do you have any seats available on Saturday? (토요일에 남은 자리가 있나요?)

A: I’m sorry, all the seats on Saturday night are sold out. (죄송합니다. 토요일은 만석입니다.)

4. I’ll go for it; choose, I’ll take it. (결정후 선택 할 때 쓸수 있는 표현)

5. Do you have ~ together?; ~ 명을 함께 예약 할 수 있나요?

Do you have three together?