I’m getting confused by these phrases – how exactly should they be translated?

2011-08-24View Original

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Good luck with the shop. Good luck for the shop. Good luck to the shop. Is there such a combination at all? It’s such a difference that it couldn’t be found in any dictionary.

Reply #22011-08-24

Oh, thank you so much!!

Reply #32011-08-24

“Good luck shopping” works, but I’ve hardly ever heard it used that way...

Reply #42011-08-26

The usual way to wish someone a pleasant shopping experience is “Happy shopping”, right? Is “Good luck with shopping?” or “Good luck shopping?” an acceptable expression? I’ve never seen such phrasings before……

Reply #52011-08-27

You can use “enjoy shopping” for that, right?

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