So, what do we need to say first when we walk in?
We need to ask where something is.
Let us start with a very common item.
Screws.
Screws.
Okay.
The word is scroofer, and the question is var-eru-scroofer?
Var-eru-scroofer?
Perfect.
Let me say it slowly.
Var-eru-scroofer?
Var-eru-scroofer?
Excellent.
Var-eru-scroofer? That means, where are the screws?
Okay, so if I want to find them, I just ask that.
Exactly.
You can ask a staff member or even another customer.
It is polite and clear.
I feel confident saying that.
But wait, I also need paint today.
Paint is another good one.
The word is Malningu.
But remember, we use it with a verb.
With a verb? Like I need paint?
So, what do we need to say first when we walk in?
We need to ask where something is.
Let us start with a very common item.
Screws.
Screws.
Okay.
The word is scroofer, and the question is var-eru-scroofer?
Var-eru-scroofer?
Perfect.
Let me say it slowly.
Var-eru-scroofer?
Var-eru-scroofer?
Excellent.
Var-eru-scroofer? That means, where are the screws?
Okay, so if I want to find them, I just ask that.
Exactly.
You can ask a staff member or even another customer.
It is polite and clear.
I feel confident saying that.
But wait, I also need paint today.
Paint is another good one.
The word is Malningu.
But remember, we use it with a verb.
With a verb? Like I need paint?
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