Are you looking for a simple and exam-ready dialogue between a customer and a bookseller on buying books? This unique dialogue is written in simple words with Bangla meaning.

It is perfect for Class 6 to HSC students and very helpful for exams. This dialogue is written in simple words for exams and practical use.

Question: Write A Dialogue Between A Customer and Bookseller on Buying Books.

English Dialogue

Imran: Assalamu Alaikum.

Bookseller: Wa Alaikum Assalam. How are you, sir?

Imran: I am fine. May I see some books for class nine?

Bookseller: Of course. Do you want text books or guide books?

Imran: I need both. Please show me English and Mathematics text books first.

Bookseller: Here they are. These are the latest NCTB editions.

Imran: Very good. What about guide books for these subjects?

Bookseller: We have several guides. Some are detailed, and some are short. Which one do you prefer?

Imran: I prefer detailed guides because they help me in exam preparation.

Bookseller: Then you may take this one. It has model questions and board exam suggestions.

Imran: That sounds useful. What is the price of this guide?

Bookseller: It is 350 taka. The text books cost 200 taka together.

Imran: Okay. Do you have any story books also?

Bookseller: Yes, we have. Rabindranath’s and Sarat Chandra’s books are very popular.

Imran: Please give me one short story book by Rabindranath.

Bookseller: Here it is. The total cost will be 600 taka.

Imran: Thank you. Please pack the books nicely.

Bookseller: Sure. Thank you for buying from my shop.

Imran: You are welcome. See you again.

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