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sale
A time-limited sale of goods at reduced prices, often at the end of a season. The term is a loanword from English.
Ich habe die Jacke im Sale für die Hälfte des ursprünglichen Preises bekommen.
I got the jacket in the sale for half the original price.
'Sale' is a word from English and is also used in German for a time-limited sale with reduced prices. It is used as a masculine noun: 'der Sale'.
Viele Geschäfte machen am Ende des Sommers einen großen Sale.
Many stores have a big sale at the end of the summer.
If something is already reduced, it is 'im Sale' (in the sale; dative). When a promotion begins, the products go 'in den Sale' (into the sale; accusative).
Diese Schuhe sind gerade im Sale.
These shoes are currently in the sale.
Common verbs used with 'Sale' are 'kaufen' (to buy), 'finden' (to find), and 'sein' (to be). It is also often combined with a season, for example 'Sommersale' (summer sale) or 'Wintersale' (winter sale).
Ich hoffe, ich finde im Sale eine passende Hose.
I hope I find a suitable pair of pants in the sale.
offer / deal
'das Angebot' and 'der Sale' both often have to do with lower prices. An 'Angebot' can be a single product or service at a special price. 'Sale' refers more to an entire sales event, often for a short time and especially in stores or online shops. You can confuse the words because there are many Angebote in a Sale. If you mean a specific discounted product, 'Angebot' fits better; if you mean the whole discount event, 'Sale' fits.
Im Sale kauft Anna eine Jacke zum halben Preis.
In the sale, Anna buys a jacket for half price.
Dieses Angebot gilt nur noch bis morgen.
This offer is only valid until tomorrow.