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1 kg tomatoes · a bunch of nana. Beat the first price.
Rami · sly · Hebrew with a little English
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"All good." You use it to agree: the price is fine, you're in. It is everyday Israeli slang, not a kids' brand word.
"Let's go" or "come on." You say it when you walk. He says it when he wants you back at the stall.
"My brother" — mate, bro. Vendors use it warmly. It is not an insult.
The first number is an opening. Smile, counter once or twice, keep it short. Walking away is a normal move; if he calls a better price, you can turn around. Don't mock the produce. When you agree, you pay that number. That's the deal.