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Idioms: Is there a Spanish phrase that means the same as "the prices were a steal"?
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- ?Lv 52 months agoFavorite Answer
The word "ganga" means; a steal, bargain or a good deal.
So something like; Es una absoluta ganga would be one
- choko_canyonLv 72 months ago
"The prices were a steal" is not a correct phrase. "That suit was a steal", or "These appliances are a steal" is correct usage. A price cannot be a steal, only an item for purchase can be a steal. "Steal" in this context means "ridiculously low price", so saying "the prices were a steal" is redundant. As for a spanish phrase, you might try "ganga", which means "Bargain". As in "Este libre es que ganga!".
