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Are the items still scanned and everybody gets the same price when paying or are you saying that tourists pay a higher price?

• nerdponx 4y ago
  The former, and the cashier can also tell you the price of any item before you have to pay for it. However that doesn't help much if you are a foreigner and don't speak English well.
  • a4a4a4a4 4y ago
    > However that doesn't help much if you are a foreigner and don't speak English well. Well... welcome to the world? You'll have the same issue traveling to South America, Europe, Asia. When you travel and end up in a country where you don't speak the native language, communication gets more difficult. This is a non-issue.
    • scambier 4y ago
      The issue being discussed is the lack of price tags. If I'm a foreigner and don't speak the language, at least I know how much I'll pay beforehand.
      • b112 4y ago
        Quite. Reading numbers is far easier than someone saying those numbers in a foreign language. If someone speaks 10.43 to me in German, I have no idea.
        • vetinari 4y ago
          Even street vendors in random Asian places will punch the numbers into calculator and show you. You don't have to understand the language.
          • b112 4y ago
            Have to? No. But that's not the point.
    • em-bee 4y ago
      it's an issue when you are an introvert, or busy, in a large market. shopping would take hours if i had to ask every stall for the price of every item that i want. so i usually ignore stalls that don't post prices.