Write a dialogue between a customer and a salesman

 Write a dialogue between a customer and a salesman in a shop

Salesman: Good morning, sir. How can I help you?

Customer: I have come to buy a shirt and a pair of pants. Can you please show me some dresses?

Salesman: Yes, sir. We have different designs of shirts.

Customer: Please show me some.

Salesman: What is your size, sir?

Customer: I wear XL size.

Salesman: Here you are.

Customer: Sorry, I don't like this design.

 Salesman: Wait a bit, sir. We have some latest designs of shirts. I hope you will like them.

Customer: Bring me some.

Salesman: Here you are. Please put on this shirt.

Customer: I don't feel comfortable with this. Please bring another.

Salesman: Here you are. I am sure this shirt will be comfortable for you.

Customer: Yes, this will do. How long will it last?

Salesman: You can take it without a doubt. This product has one year warranty.

Customer: How much?

Salesman: One thousand taka, sir.

Customer: Oh!  One thousand takas is a lot of money. Can't you reduce some price?

Salesman: Sir, this is a fixed-price shop.

Customer: Then pack it, please.

Salesman: Here you are. Please deposit your money at our cash counter.

Customer: I'll do it.

Salesman: Thank you, sir.

Customer: You are welcome.

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A dialogue between a sells man and a Bookseller

Salesman: Good morning. How can I help you?

Bookseller: Good morning, l would like to buy some books.

 We have a large collection of books. What kind of books do you want?

Myself: I need some books written by Kazi Nazrul Islam. Do you have the books of this kind?  

Bookseller: Yes, I can give you the books of Kazi Nazrul. Do you have any particular choice?

Myself: Yes, I want to take Mrittukhuda, Kuhelika, and Badhonhara.

Bookseller: Oh, yes. These books are very popular among literature lovers.

Myself: Right you are. Please give me the books.

Bookseller: Sure. Please wait just a moment. I am bringing them.

Myself: Okay. Please bring them.

Bookseller: Here are the books. Have you any requirement?

Myself: No, How much do they cost?

Bookseller: Sixt hundred taka only.

Myself: Here is the money.

Bookseller: Thank you. Please visit us next time.

Myself: You are most welcome. Goodbye.

Bookseller: Goodbye.