what's the difference between sale and bargain?

0A sale is simply a discounted price. A bargain is when you get good value for what you buy.02br
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00With 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 $250.02br
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00But when you get a bargain, you get a good deal.02br
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00(Bargain as a verb is another

0thank you for the reply02br
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00can i use it "bargain sale" ? ^^02br
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00many peopel in korea say it like that....0-

0A 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!0-

0GG,02br
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00That's a ratty word you used there. Help me to understand the ratty meaning of that? Seriously, what is the meaning of "ratty"? 0-

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10GG,12br
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10That's a ratty word you used there. Help me to understand the ratty meaning of that? Seriously, what is the meaning of "ratty"? 12br
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10Since GG is offline, I would like to respond you, Believer. Here, "ratty" is a

0 when you want to buy something with lower price than its cost you call bargain e.Ex02br
00You make a bargain with someone for clother.02br
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00or buy something with low price:02br
00That was a bargain indeed!02br
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00Sale:02br
00Sale are up this month (business is successful this month)02br
00The Sal