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Barbie
How to express discount properly? I work in a cafe and I'd like to know if I translate the menu properly. Can someone help me ckeck it?

"Other drinks for $70 off"

One meal served with salad and one drink. If you choose a drink in the set, it's free; if you choose a drink which is $140, then you can get the drink for $70.

Is there a better way to show it on the menu? Thanks in advance!

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"Drinks at half price (usual price of $140)!" "Complimentary drink with any purchase of set meal (served with salad)!" Hi Barbie, I tried to make your sentences as catchy as possible to customers with words or phrases such as "Complimentary" and "half price" instead of "$70 off" to catch their attention. Conditions such as "with any purchase of set meal" are placed behind. Exclamation marks are included to heighten their interest.
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You could say "All drinks not offered in the set are $70 off." Or, "Get $70 off all other drinks."

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