From root: mura
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
minurahan
mi-nu-ra-HAN
lowered the price for someone
Present (Incomplete)
minumurahan
mi-nu-mu-ra-HAN
lowering the price for someone
Future (Contemplated)
mumurahan
mu-mu-ra-HAN
will lower the price for someone
Usage Note
Murahan is used when asking a seller to give a discount or when a seller voluntarily lowers the price for a specific buyer. It is commonly heard in market settings during haggling to build rapport or close a deal.
Examples
" Pwede mo bang murahan ito? "
Natural Translation
Can you give me a discount on this?
Literal Translation
Can you (question) lower-price-for this?
" Ayaw niyang murahan ang sapatos. "
Natural Translation
He doesn't want to lower the price for the shoes.
Literal Translation
Dislike he lower-price-for the shoes.
" Kung bibili ka nang marami, baka pwede kang murahan ng tindera para sulit ang iyong pamimili. "
Natural Translation
If you buy a lot, the vendor might lower the price for you so your shopping is worth it.
Literal Translation
If buy you many, maybe can you lower-price-for by vendor so worth-it the your shopping.
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