For example:
I'll give you £25 for it
I want 50
30?
45
40?
Deal
Is there a similar word or phrase in French for “deal”? Or you just say something like “I agree” or something like that?
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I'll give you £25 for it
I want 50
30?
45
40?
Deal
Is there a similar word or phrase in French for “deal”? Or you just say something like “I agree” or something like that?
Simple :
D'accord !
Courant :
Marché Conclu ! Vendu !
Familier :
ça marche ! On fait comme ça ! C'est parti !
Familier spécial:
Vas-y
(Vas-y à ici la valeur de "C'est parti !", c'est extrêmement familier, c'est un langage particulièrement utilisé par les jeunes) Vas-y est d'ailleurs souvent utilisé avec "On fait comme ça":
"Je t'en donne 25$
30 ?
27 !
Vas-y, on fait comme ça !"
Le plus important étant de conclure la transaction avec une poignée de main sincère.
marché conclu! is the most appropriate and more widely used. But you can express that in many other ways such as: affaire conclue! , ça marche! ... and so on.
You might say "Tope-là", offering your hand and the deal is sealed when the other party hit it with his/her own hand à la "give me five."
As a french canadian, i would say :
deal
We use the same word. If you want to use a french word you could use
parfait !
that means "perfect ! " or
vendu !
that means "sold".