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“vendor” in Chinese

Chinese

Pronunciation

Pinyinshāng fàn

Example

市场上有很多商贩在卖水果。shì chǎng shàng yǒu hěn duō shāng fàn zài mài shuí guǒ

There are many vendors selling fruit at the market.

Illustration for 商贩 (vendor)

How to say “vendor” in Chinese

“Vendor” in Chinese is 商贩 (shāng fàn).

A small-scale seller who offers goods directly in a market, on a street, or from a modest stall.

Full entry for 商贩: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 商贩

夜市的商贩晚上生意很好。yè shì de shāng fàn wǎn shàng shēng yì hěn hǎo

Business is very good for the night-market vendors at night.

Tips for using 商贩

  • News reports and descriptive writing commonly use this noun to refer to sellers collectively, whereas everyday conversation often uses a person's role or name when speaking to them.

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