Our Wolof language tutor, Haddy, took us to the Serekunda Market so she could refine our bargaining skills, help us get fair prices (not tourist prices), and attempt to teach us more Wolof that can be used during shopping.
Giant: A shop selling typical Gambian foodstuffs. Onions, potatoes, oil, mayo, tomato paste, eggs, fruit juice...
Reading China and Glass: A shop selling all sizes of cooking pots, little ovens using charcoal, ladles, knives, kettles and teapots...
The Hardware Store: In The Gambia, this shops sells everything to fix anything...
CVS: This car is selling cosmetics, ketchup, and custard powder...
This man is using a bandsaw, and producing sparks, right next to a stand selling dresses and shirts.
"What do think I can charge for this?
The arch over one of the entrances to the market.
Giant: A shop selling typical Gambian foodstuffs. Onions, potatoes, oil, mayo, tomato paste, eggs, fruit juice...
Reading China and Glass: A shop selling all sizes of cooking pots, little ovens using charcoal, ladles, knives, kettles and teapots...
The Hardware Store: In The Gambia, this shops sells everything to fix anything...
CVS: This car is selling cosmetics, ketchup, and custard powder...
This man is using a bandsaw, and producing sparks, right next to a stand selling dresses and shirts.
"What do think I can charge for this? 
The arch over one of the entrances to the market.
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