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1. You might use 小摊 (xiǎo tān) to refer to a street vendor's stand, such as a food stall or a clothing stand.
2. You might use 小摊 (xiǎo tān) to refer to a small shop or store, such as a convenience store or a souvenir shop.
3. You might use 小摊 (xiǎo tān) to refer to a booth at a fair or market, such as a farmer's market or a flea market.
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The formal way to say “stall” in Chinese is 摊位 (tān wèi). 摊位 (tān wèi) is a noun that refers to a booth or vendor's stand. It is a more formal way to say “stall” than 小摊 (xiǎo tān).
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小摊 (xiǎo tān) is used to refer to a booth or vendor's stand that is typically found in a market or street. It is usually used to refer to a small, temporary stall that is set up to sell goods or services. It is often used to refer to a stall that is selling food or other items that are not typically found in a store. It is not used to refer to a permanent store or shop.
Other words for “stall” in Chinese include 摊位 (tān wèi) and 档口 (dàng kǒu). 摊位 (tān wèi) is used to refer to a booth or stall that is typically found in a market or street. It is usually used to refer to a permanent stall that is set up to sell goods or services. 档口 (dàng kǒu) is used to refer to a stall or booth that is typically found in a store or shopping mall. It is usually used to refer to a permanent stall that is set up to sell goods or services.
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