Help translating two sentences

Question

Hola!! I'm trying to figure out how I would properly translate the following two sentences from English to Spanish (for a school project I need to do a presentation and do not want to mess this up) Thank you thank you!

Here's the sentences: 1. "What can you buy at Food King for Fifty Dollars?"

1. " Food King. The brands you LIKE. The prices you LOVE!"

Welcome to SpanishDict, Kate. - rac1, Sep 26, 2017

Welcome to the forum, Kate. Please edit your question to add your attempt at translating the sentences. That's the only way we can help w schoolwork. - alba3, Sep 26, 2017

This wouldn't be a subtle ad would it ? - ray76, Sep 26, 2017

welcome to the forum, :) - 006595c6, Sep 26, 2017

ray, cmon, everybody is going berserk - 006595c6, Sep 26, 2017

Answer 1

"What can you buy at Food King for Fifty Dollars?"

Isn't that very expensive?

¿Qué puedes comprar por 50 dolares en "Food King"?

Ok, I have given you one, why don't you try with the other sentence yourself

Answer 2

Just a tiny suggestion would be to not change "Food King". It is a proper noun. I don't think it should be translated. In some cases, it is okay. An example would be the names of countries.

Thank you, Don. :) - rac1, Sep 26, 2017

Answer 3

Try to do it yourself. If you make any errors, someone will provide corrections. That's the best way to learn.

Just use the edit button on your original post. - Daniela2041, Sep 26, 2017