5 Questions
In Spanish-speaking countries, which type of shop allows you to frequently bargain for a cheaper price?
mercado
Which type of shop generally does not include bargaining for prices?
supermercado
In which type of shop would you find a wide variety of items, including food, clothes, hardware, and cosmetics?
supermercado
Which type of shop is most similar to a department store in terms of the variety of items offered?
supermercado
Where are sales often found, allowing customers to get items at a very good price?
almacenes
Study Notes
Shopping in Spanish-speaking Countries
- Shopping is a major activity in Spanish-speaking countries, similar to elsewhere in the world.
- The mercado (market) is a main shopping hub for various items, including food, clothes, toys, jewelry, shoes, etc.
- Bargaining is a common practice at the mercado, even with posted prices.
- Supermercado (supermarket) typically sells food items and sometimes offers a range of products, such as clothes, hardware, and cosmetics.
- Almacenes (large department stores) offer a wide variety of items and often have sales, enabling customers to purchase items at discounted prices.
Learn about the different types of shops and ways of shopping in Spanish-speaking countries, including the mercado and department stores.
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