Bazaari

A bazaari is a person who sells things like clothes, toys, and souvenirs in a marketplace called a bazaar. A bazaar is like a big outdoor mall with lots of little shops all in one place. Bazaari bring their goods to the bazaar to sell to people who are shopping.

Think of it like a big treasure hunt! When you go to a bazaar, you walk around looking at all the different things for sale. The bazaari set up little stalls or stands to showcase their goods. They might sell things like brightly-colored bags, handmade jewelry, or toys made out of wood or clay.

The bazaari are very friendly and love to talk to people. They are also great at bargaining – that means they'll negotiate on the price of what they're selling. You might say you want to buy a toy for 5 dollars, but the bazaari may say it costs 8 dollars. Then you might say, "Well, how about 6 dollars?" And they might say, "Okay, you have a deal!" That's how bargaining works.

Shopping at a bazaar can be fun, especially if you like discovering new things and talking to people from different countries. The bazaari come from all over the world to sell their goods, so you might meet someone from India, Iran, or Turkey. Plus, you get to take home cool souvenirs to remember your trip!