넌 비교적 쇼핑중독이야.

A: 넌 비교적 쇼핑중독이라고 할 수 있지. Would you help me?
B: No name calling, please. I’m a professional shopper.
A: I beg your pardon. I need your professional help!
B: ABC Department Store, Saturday, 3:00 sharp. Be there.

A:You’re a relative shopaholic. 나 물건 사는 것 좀 도와줄래?
B: 욕하지 마. 난 프로 쇼핑가라구.
A: 아, 죄송하거든요. 그래, 너의 프로급 도움이 필요하다구!
B: ABC 백화점으로, 토요일 3시 정각에 나와.

[Additional expressions]
*You’re a relative shopaholic.
– You’re pretty much a shopaholic. / You love to shop almost all the time.
*Would you help me?
– Could you give me a hand? / Would you please give me some help?
*No name calling, please.
– You can’t call me names. / Let’s please refrain from name calling.
*I’m a professional shopper.
– I’m very good at shopping. / I’m an expert when it comes to shopping.
*I beg your pardon.
– Forgive me. / I’m sorry. / My bad. / Oops!
*I need your professional help!
– I have to get your expert assistance! / I’m in need of help from you!
*3:00 sharp.
– Exactly at 3:00. / 3:00, right on the dot.
*Be there.
– I’ll see you there. / Meet me then and there. / Don’t be late.