How to Order Street Food in Mexico Like a Local
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The friendly, familiar way street vendors and market sellers address their customers in Mexico. You'll hear "marchante" at every tianguis, street market, and taco stand in the country. It's a warm, commercial term of endearment that instantly makes you feel like a regular, even if it's your first time there.
“Come on in, marchante! What can I get you?”
“The taco guy calls me marchante every time I show up.”
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The friendly, familiar way street vendors and market sellers address their customers in Mexico. You'll hear "marchante" at every tianguis, street market, and taco stand in the country. It's a warm, commercial term of endearment that instantly makes you feel like a regular, even if it's your first time there.
“Come on in, marchante! What can I get you?”
“The taco guy calls me marchante every time I show up.”