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I think there are many differences between shopping in a shopping mall and a street market. I have many points to consider. Shopping in a street market is usually cheaper than shopping in a mall, but malls offer a wider variety of products. Street markets are more random compared to the organized setup of malls. In a supermarket, you can interact with many people, almost like making new friends. The prices of items in supermarkets are usually cheaper, and the quality and security are higher compared to street markets. One drawback of shopping in malls is the higher prices. Supermarkets also usually accept credit cards, unlike some street markets where you may need to pay with cash or through your phone.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
I think there are many reasons in shopping in mall and the stress market. I have many different because shopping in in the supermarket are very cheaper than the shopping in the mall, but in the mall, have a many valuable source. They are very sety random street market. But in the supermarket, you can go and talk to many people. It’s like our friend. And they are the price of the the equipment. Is that a very cheap and also as quality as high as security in a shopping mall. I think the drawback is a shopping moses. The price also, uh, it’s a drawback. As a supermarket and know any credit card so you can buy it with your phone.
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