Bazaar is shop or stall where various types of items are sold, especially toys and general trinkets.
Usually, antiques or products are sold in bazaars. vintage, for decoration or collectors.
The bazaar originated in ancient times, becoming the setting for many classic stories, such as in "A Thousand and One Nights".
In Eastern countries, bazaars are typical covered public markets, considered important centers for the flow of goods and various types of products.
The low price of products sold in bazaars is another striking feature of this type of trade.
In Brazil, the term is commonly used to define organized events where the income generated by the sale of objects is destined for charitable purposes.
Churches and community centers often organize kermesses and bazaars (known as "charity bazaars" to help the community or to build something for the benefit of a financially disadvantaged group.
In English, the word Bazaar is translated to bazaar or fair.
In Portugal and Angola, Bazaar is slang meaning "run away", "run", "run away unexpectedly".
See also:
- Wanted
