eshantioun

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atabitaraf

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When you go to a shop, after your buying, sometimes the salesperson gives you something as their free gift to persuade you to come back there again. We call it 'eshantiun.' For example if you buy a laptop the salesperson gives you a free flash driver or something else.
What would you call 'eshantiun' in English?
 
Have you looked the word up in a Persian-English dictionary to see what it gives as the English translation?
 
You could say that they threw in a flash drive.
 
When you go to a shop, after your buying, sometimes the salesperson gives you something as their free gift to persuade you to come back there again. We call it 'eshantiun.' For example if you buy a laptop the salesperson gives you a free flash driver or something else.
What would you call 'eshantiun' in English?

It looks like the French word "echantillon" which is a "free sample".
 
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It looks like the French word "echantillon" which is a "free sample".
Exactly, but it's not always among their products, so can I call it a sample? Sometimes they give you a free toy or something interesting or anything just for fun.
Can I still call them sample?
 
You could use freebie.
 
Freebie or free gift.
 
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