This second to last day of class, the students formed five different stores. They had to learn how to greet customers, how to talk to store owners, and the names of all the items. Here are the five stores well-stocked.
Before we began the exercise, it was time for a group picture. We never have enough group pictures.
Then it was off to the races. Each group posted one person as the salesman in the store and the other three shopped the other stores. Here they are looking at jewelry.
The electronics store had quite a crowd, with many asking for videogames. Go figure.
Hao was big on wanting to buy a children's book.
Necklaces were also a big draw.
The clothing store had a run on ties, well, on one tie, the red one.
Here the customers are looking at expensive "gems."
Although the book is in Vietnamese, it was asked for in English.
Looking quite continental in a scarf.
The red tie
again.
A salesman hawking his wares.
And finally, a seminarian looking for a wedding ring? Hmm...I have to talk with him.
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