No. 8,875 in Spanish
tianguis
An open-air market.
In a sentence
Voy al tianguis cada domingo para comprar frutas y verduras.
I go to the market every Sunday to buy fruits and vegetables.
In this sentence, 'tianguis' refers to a traditional open-air market commonly seen in Mexican culture.
El tianguis de mi barrio tiene una gran variedad de productos artesanales.
The market in my neighborhood has a great variety of artisanal products.
Here, 'tianguis' represents a marketplace where both basic goods and unique items can be found, highlighting its role in local communities.
Hoy hay un tianguis especial en el centro para celebrar el día de muertos.
Today there is a special market downtown to celebrate the Day of the Dead.
In this usage, 'tianguis' denotes a themed market that temporarily sets up for celebrations or special occasions.
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