What's The Difference Between Sale And Bargain?

A sale is simply a discounted price. A bargain is when you get good value for what you buy.

With a sale, you might still pay too much - Look, I got this ratty pair of jeans for $200. They were on sale - usually they're $250.

But when you get a bargain, you get a good deal.

(Bargain as a verb is another matter - do you want to discuss that too?)

thank you for the reply

can i use it "bargain sale" ? ^^

many peopel in korea say it like that....

A bargain sale implies that everything in the sale is a bargain – that is, everything is really good value for money. You can say this but it is not really a good use of English as it unnecessarily uses two words when one word – sale - would do. I guess this is advertising English, rarely a good example to follow!

GG,

That's a ratty word you used there. Help me to understand the ratty meaning of that? Seriously, what is the meaning of "ratty"?

Believer
GG,

That's a ratty word you used there. Help me to understand the ratty meaning of that? Seriously, what is the meaning of "ratty"?

Since GG is offline, I would like to respond you, Believer. Here, "ratty" is an adjective and means "worn and torn".

when you want to buy something with lower price than its cost you call bargain e.Ex
You make a bargain with someone for clother.

or buy something with low price:
That was a bargain indeed!

Sale:
Sale are up this month (business is successful this month)
The Sale of car is good job today.