Article: Think of the stores you shop with the most and the stores you consider most reliable or inexpensive. The list of stores you come up with will likely vary depending on the type of product you are looking for. You may, for instance, check with various department stores when shopping for clothing, a mix of department and home goods stores when looking for small kitchen appliances, or a mix of department and home improvement stores if looking for large appliances or tools. If you do not know the store website address already, go to a search engine and type the store's name in. The store's website is usually the first hit to pop up. If you have difficulty, though, you could also try searching the store's name with "official website" typed after it. You can either locate the product by doing a search, using the store's search bar, or by browsing through the departments until you find what you are looking for. If you are looking for a specific product, doing a keyword search is the most efficient and practical means. If looking for a generic product, browsing through the departments might prove more useful. While a product may be cheaper at one store than it is at another, the difference in shipping costs can sometimes make the more expensive item cheaper to buy. Stores that offer free "in store pickup" are, understandably, the cheapest. As soon as you find the product you want on each store's website, jot down the name of the product as well as the price. If the product is currently on sale, make a note of that fact along with when the sale ends, since the price will likely go up after the sale finishes. Saving the product page from each store to your favorites list will make it easier to go back to the product you decide to buy later. After you visit all the websites on your list, compare which ones had the best prices. Since all of these stores are, theoretically, ones you feel comfortable shopping at, the only things you really need to take into account are the cost of the product and the cost of shipping. Return to the product page of the store that had the best price and make your purchase. Alternatively, if the product is marked "Available in stores," you can also drive to that store and purchase the product there.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make a list of stores. Visit each store's website. Locate the desired product on each website. Check shipping policies. Mark down your findings as you go along. Add each product page to your favorites. Compare your findings. Buy the item.

Problem: Article: Your instinct might be to select the lowest bid. However, you should be careful. Someone with a very low bid might try to cut corners or do shoddy work. A contractor with a low bid might also not have much work. As of 2016, the home building business is strong, so there should be plenty of work to go around for a competent contractor. Avoid choosing someone you can't afford. Instead, look at contractors who submit reasonable bids that you are comfortable with. You should avoid paying for the entire project before it is completed. Furthermore, your state law might limit how much you can pay upfront. Discuss a payment schedule with the contractor. Research your state law by contacting a local consumer protection agency, which you can find in the phone book or online. Regardless of your state law, try to limit the amount of any down payment to no more than a third. Ideally, you should not pay with cash. If the project is small, then think about paying with a credit card or personal check. Tie payment to certain benchmarks. For example, if you are having a home built, you can pay a certain amount once the foundation is laid, and another sum after the roof has been put on, etc. Using benchmarks is helpful, because the contractor doesn't get paid if work is delayed. This provides incentive to work diligently. Call up the contractor you feel most comfortable with and hire them. Then make sure you have a detailed contract in place before any work begins. The contractor might draft the contract. If not, then you can hire a lawyer to draft the contract for you. If costs are a concern, then you might need to draft your own. Make sure the contract contains the following: a detailed description of the work, including a complete set of drawings with written specifications the brand of materials that will be used or installed the start and finish dates the payment schedule any guarantees your signature and the contractor's signature
Summary: Analyze the bids. Discuss a payment schedule. Sign a contract.

Afrikaans: Dit was lekker om jou te sien! Bengali: (toma-key dey-khey khu-shi holam). Cambodian (Khmer): (Rek-Rey-Del-Ban-Chub-Nek). Cantonese: (Ho go hing gin duo nei). Dutch: Het was leuk om je/u te zien. German: Es war nett, Sie zu sehen. Hebrew: Tov lir'ot ____(Otha if to male. Otah if to Female). Japanese: Yokoso. /Hisashi buri (It's been a long time)/Hajimemashite, yoroshiku onegai shimasu. (It is our first time. Let us be cordial with each other. Said when you meet the first time.) Krio: good fo watch yu (pronounced waach). Latin: Te spectare gaudeo. Malay: Gembira bertemu dengan awak. Mandarin Chinese: (Hen Gao Xing Jian Dao Ni?) Malayalam:Ninne kandathil enikku santhosham undu. Norwegian: Hyggelig a mte deg/Hyggelig a se deg. Persian: (az molaaghate shomaa xosh haal shodam). Portuguese: Bom te ver! Romanian: Incantat (f. incantata) sa va vad. (formal) Incantat (f. incantata) sa te vad. (informal) Sinhalese: Obawa dakinna labeema sathutak. Spanish: Encantado(/a if you are female, 'I am thrilled to meet you) a conocerte(/se if you want to be formal). /Mucho gusto. Swedish: Trevligt att traffas. Tagalog/Filipino: Masaya ako na nakita ka. Urdu: App say mil kar acha laga. Telugu: Mimmalni kalavatam santhoshamuga undhi (Im happy to meet you)
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How to say nice seeing you in different languages.