Skip to content
NewTurkLogic for Android is released with 140 lessons, 660+ quizzes & offline audio!Install on Google Play
TurkLogicTR
Learn Turkish with Logic
Shopping & money

How to Say “Can You Give Me a Discount?” in Turkish

The usual way to say “Can you give me a discount?” in Turkish is İndirim yapar mısınız? It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 3 alternatives (informal), how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.

In Turkish

İndirim yapar mısınız?

Literally
“discount would-you-make?”
Register
Neutralsafe in almost any situation

How İndirim yapar mısınız? is built

  1. indirimdiscount
  2. yap-make, do
  3. -araorist
  4. mısınızquestion + you (polite)

Other ways to say “Can you give me a discount?”

  • Biraz indirim olur mu?Informal

    “could there be a little discount?”

    Friendly.

  • Son fiyat ne?Neutral

    “what’s the final price?”

    The classic bargaining question.

  • Nakit ödersem indirim var mı?Neutral

    “is there a discount if I pay cash?”

    Common in small shops.

How to reply

  • Sizin için yüz lira olsun.

    For you, let’s make it a hundred lira.

  • Kusura bakmayın, fiyatlar sabit.

    Sorry, prices are fixed.

Example dialogue

  1. A

    İki tane alırsam indirim yapar mısınız?

    Will you give me a discount if I buy two?

  2. B

    Olur, ikisi beş yüz lira olsun.

    OK, let’s say five hundred lira for both.

All phrases →

More shopping & money

Go deeper

“Can you give me a discount?” in Turkish: FAQ

How do you say “Can you give me a discount” in Turkish?

The most common way is İndirim yapar mısınız? (literally “discount would-you-make?”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Biraz indirim olur mu (“could there be a little discount?”): friendly.

How do you reply to İndirim yapar mısınız?

Typical replies are Sizin için yüz lira olsun. (“For you, let’s make it a hundred lira.”) and Kusura bakmayın, fiyatlar sabit. (“Sorry, prices are fixed.”).

What does each part of İndirim yapar mısınız mean?

indirim = discount; yap- = make, do; -ar = aorist; mısınız = question + you (polite). Bargaining is normal at bazaars and with independent sellers, but not in supermarkets or chain stores.

Practice everyday phrases in the App

Learn Turkish phrases in context

The TurkLogic app teaches phrases like this inside 140 structured lessons, with audio, quizzes and spaced repetition so they stick.

✓ 140 Lessons✓ 660+ Practice Drills✓ Spaced Repetition (SRS)✓ 100% Offline
Free Download • In-App Purchases