Robert: Hey Tom, how are you? Tom: I am fine thanks, yourself? Robert: I am fine, but a bit tired! I came to your shop because I need to buy a new phone. Tom: No problem, what do you want to buy? Robert: I am thinking of the new Samsung phone, but I cannot pay everything now, so can I pay 50% now and pay 50% next month? Tom: It is not easy dealing with people who want expensive products but they do not have the money to buy them. You can give me 70% and then we can talk Robert: 70% is a lot! Tom: Then when you have more money, you can come back and we can do business Robert: What about 60%? Tom: Who is the next customer? Robertr: Okay, ill give you the 70%. Apparently you don't want me to eat anymore. Tom: Thanks for your business |
Robert: Muli bwanji Tom? Tom: Ndili bwino zikomo, inunso? Robert: Ndili bwino, koma ndatopa pang'ono! Ndabwera ku shopu yanu chifukwa ndikufuna kugula foni yatsopano. Tom: Palibe vuto, mukufuna kugula chiyani? Robert: Ndikuganiza za foni yatsopano ya Samsung, koma sindingathe kulipira zonse pano, ndiye ndingathe kulipira 50% tsopano ndikulipira 50% mwezi wamawa? Tom: Sizovuta kuchita ndi anthu omwe amafuna zinthu zodula koma alibe ndalama zogulira. Mutha kundipatsa 70% kenako titha kuyankhula Robert: 70% ndiyambiri! Tom: Ndiye mukakhala ndi ndalama zambiri, mutha kubwerera ndipo titha kuchita bizinesi. Robert: Nanga bwanji 60%? Tom: Kodi kasitomala wotsatira ndi ndani? Robert: Chabwino, ndikudalitsani 70%. Zikuwoneka kuti simukufuna kuti ndidyenso. Tom: Zikomo chifukwa cha bizinesi yanu |
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