Shopping

A prepositional phrase referring to an event or situation occurring as a result of products sold at extremely low prices.

To launch a batch sale; to release a new batch of products for sale to the public

The plural demonstrative phrase referring to specific items, merchandise, or property that are physically distant from the speaker or already identified in context.

to facilitate purchasing; to make a purchase possible or easier

resale; the act of selling an item that one has previously purchased

To acquire something in exchange for money, or to accept the truth of a statement.

can be counted separately; to be calculated separately

all are priced under one billion (Vietnamese dong)

all are priced under one billion (Vietnamese dong)

To display or present information, products, or services to consumers

has a starting price below

with a starting price below

At the starting price is

before buying

An open area or a virtual platform where people gather to buy and sell goods, services, or securities; also refers to the demand for a particular product or service.

A small retail store or establishment where goods are sold or services are provided; also refers to the act of visiting stores to buy goods.

As a noun, it most commonly refers to a retail shop where goods are sold; it can also mean a supply of something kept for future use, or the storage of digital data. As a verb, it means to keep something in a specific place for future use, or to save digital data.

The te-form of the verb 買う (kau, to buy), used after the direct object particle を; meaning 'buy' and used for connecting clauses, making requests, or indicating a sequential action

Buyers should not be overly dependent