No. 1,760 in Japanese
マルシェ
"マルシェ" is the Japanese word for "market" and is derived from the French word "marché."
In a sentence
地元のマルシェで新鮮な野菜を買いました。
I bought fresh vegetables at the local market.
Here, 'マルシェ' refers to a local market or farmers' market where you can purchase fresh produce.
マルシェに出店して、自家製のお菓子を販売しました。
I set up a stall at the market and sold homemade sweets.
In this context, 'マルシェ' represents an event-like market where stalls are set up to sell various items.
友達と週末のマルシェを散策しました。
I strolled through the weekend market with my friend.
In this usage, 'マルシェ' depicts a leisurely market setting often visited for enjoyment or browsing.
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