你们摊位卖得很火 有时候晚上也要营业
“Your stall is selling very well. Sometimes you have to stay open”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那也不来
“Still no.”
你们摊位 卖得很火 有时候晚上也要 营业
“Your stall is selling very well. Sometimes you have to stay open”
收摊之后还要理货
“at night and restock afterward.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Street vendors and market stalls in China often operate late into the night, symbolizing hardworking entrepreneurship and intense grassroots competition.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
selling like hotcakes / extremely popular
A common spoken idiom describing brisk business or huge commercial popularity.
to do business / to be open for business
Used for retail shops, restaurants, or market stalls when operating during business hours.
