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To be honest, there are significant differences between street markets and supermarkets. Street markets are typically run by smaller retailers, and the goods they sell are often more affordable and negotiable. You can often bargain for lower prices at street markets. Supermarkets, on the other hand, usually offer higher quality, pre-packaged goods, and prices are generally fixed. You can't typically bargain for lower prices in supermarkets.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
To be honest, uh, there are, there are significant differences between street markets and supermarkets. Uh, as uh, I told earlier, the street markets uh, are conducted by small retailers. And also the items or materials, they. They are uh, they uh, they hold. It can be bargained and uh, get in a lower prices. But uh, in supermarkets that things are in a high quality qualified and it will be expensive. We could, we can’t bargain the items and reduce the rate.
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