12 A trip to the local market

It's often the case that we make suggestions to each other - to go to the cinema, to go out for something to eat, to go for a drink. That's the focus of our discussion in this lesson. 

A common topic of conversation is the weather. That will be our focus in this lesson. We'll begin with a conversation between Frau Meier and Herr Mueller who are neighbours but who, nonetheless, address each other formally. 

In this lesson, Martin and Stefanie are discussing what to eat this evening. The possibilities are endless. Let's consider some of those possibilities in this lesson. 

This lesson covers how to find a specific item when you are shopping. 

In this episode, you visit with me some markets in France! You will learn and review stands, grocery shopping, advantages of the market. 

In this episode, I will talk about the differences between supermarkets in France and in Thailand! You will learn and review some cultural facts about supermarkets, comparison and French food brands. 

Natural but easier English as usual. This episode is about buying fruits and vegetables from local grocery stores. 

Here are the words we talk about in this episode! For a more systematic learning experience, please visit us at https://talktomeinkorean.com 감사합니다! 시장 시장이 반찬 장 보다 먹자골목 길거리 음식 꽃 시장 수산 시장 야시장 전통 시장 재래시장 백화점 마트 주식 시장 교육 시장 떨이 덤 인심 정 흥정 바가지 바가지를 씌우다 눈탱이 맞다 폐업 세일 

Learn practical and useful vocabulary related to buying groceries in a supermarket in China. Learn names of the food products that we cannot live without, like bread, butter, milk, yoghurt, cheese, eggs, meat etc. Living in China can be tough if you can’t find the food you are us ... Show More

Let’s face it-groceries are a necessity for all of us, but more often than not, we’re left cringing at the checkout line over the impact on our wallets. In this week’s show, we dive head first into the world of smart shopping and coupon clipping in an effort to discover where you ... Show More

In our second class, we meet our old friends supply and demand and do graphs using only the power of the human voice. Then, we show you how markets can be created anywhere by telling the story of a food bank that had too many pickles and not enough pancake syrup. It's economics t ... Show More