Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

X Worth Over Y

English answer:

the price is only X for goods that are worth more than Y

Added to glossary by Tony M
Jun 7, 2012 09:24
11 yrs ago
English term

RM320 Worth Over RM630

Non-PRO English Marketing Advertising / Public Relations Flyer
Dear Colleagues,

I am translating a promotional flyer and a little bit confused with the phrase "Worth Over" in the above context.

It is mentioned in the flyer as follows:
Tourists Specials
Available from (date) onwards.
RM320 Worth Over RM630
Image of 4 products
Sets are available in limited quantities.

"Worth over" in this context means that the customer will purchase those 4 products at a discounted price, i.e at RM320 instead of RM630, or that he will receive them as a free gift worth RM320 with the purchase of any products at the cost of RM630.

Kindly help me rephrase it so as to be able to translate it correctly.

Thanks million times in advance..
Change log

Jun 12, 2012 06:24: Tony M Created KOG entry

Responses

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the price is only RM320 for goods that are worth more than RM630

Hope that makes it clearer — your first suggestion was the right one
Note from asker:
Thanks so much Mr. Tony
Peer comment(s):

agree Charles Davis : As I was about to say myself! Must be this.
2 mins
Thanks, Charles!
agree Jack Doughty
29 mins
Thanks, Jack!
agree katsy
52 mins
Thanks Katsy!
agree Anita Šumer
1 hr
Thanks, Anita!
agree Sheila Wilson
4 hrs
Thanks, Sheila!
agree jccantrell
4 hrs
Merci, J-C !
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