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From my perspective, there are many differences between street markets and supermarkets. Street markets do not have proper shelter or a designated place to sell goods. They operate in open areas and are usually run by retailers. They sell items like fast food and second-hand products, and prices are generally much cheaper. On the other hand, supermarkets are typically located in larger spaces and offer a variety of other shops.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
As per my perspective, there are lots of differences between the street markets and supermarkets. Street markets are the one who doesn’t have a proper shelter or the place to sell your things. They sell the things in the open area and it is usually done by the retailers. They sell the things like fast food and the second hand products. It is very much cheaper. On the other hand, supermarkets are usually in a big area and they have got various other shops.
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