"Ulipunguza bei ya chipsi"

Translation: You lowered the price of the chips

[Nsikan9]

a second 'the' is not needed...

[RobelKanobel]

I think fries should also be accepted. Reported.

[Gabriel51337]

There are a number of acceptable translations for this. To confine the "correct answer" to one choice is not the way to learn any language. And certainly not when there is little difference between "reducing" and "lowering" a price. Please get this sorted!

[BBazzle]

Whats the difference between lowered and have lowered?

[machieng]

you lowered - ulipunguza (past tense; infix is '-li-')

you have lowered - umepunguza (present perfect tense; infix is '-me-')

[nessihix]

if bei is price then can we say something like "bei ni nani" instead of "shillingi ngapi"?

[IanWitham1]

Is "chipsi" always edible chips or can it mean wood chips or the cow chips that are used on a fire?

[eva82030]

Why can't on say "price for chips"?