Last Friday I went to the market with my younger brother

Good night friends Last Friday I went to the market with my younger brotherbrother. We went to the market to market but I will present it to you today as a journey. Because before we go to the market we travel and price different things instead of buying things. I saw the prices of goods there.

First I am starting with one such picture among you. In the picture you can see how many people come to this market together to market and what they buy from here is my market presentation today.

Here a farmer is sitting in a raw market, perhaps he has collected the markets from his land. Because it is a village area, most of the domestic people bring their shops here. To sell their wares and the buyers are also locals here just like us.

There are chicken farms and the eggs collected from the chicken farms are brought to the market for sale. Eggs are sold here at wholesale and retail prices. Currently the price has increased and it is selling at Rs 46.

Here you can see some daily essentials made of bamboo and wood in the pictures and there are shoppers buying their essentials from there. All the items made of bamboo are being sold here. Its price ranges from 50 to 200 Bangladeshi taka.

Besides, livestock and birds are being sold here. You can see ducks and chickens. Domestic chicken is being sold at Tk 400 per kg and domestic duck at Tk 350 per kg. Also, cattle, goats, buffaloes among the domestic animals are slaughtered here and the meat is sold.

Besides, there is a fruit shop here, you can see bananas in the picture. And above are the seeds of the bean plant. If these seeds are planted, they will grow into bean plants. Bananas are sold here on a per kg basis. Bananas are being sold at Tk 50 per kg in Bangladeshi taka.

Apart from this, paddy and rice are being sold in the market. I have collected pictures from a small shop.

In addition, the traditional national hilsa fish of Bangladesh is being sold in kilograms in the market. Hilsa fish is being sold at the rate of 500 taka to 1000 taka per kg in Bangladeshi taka. I love hilsa fish curry very much. Everyone likes Hilsa fish curry of Bangladesh, not me.😄😄

A very important item on hot summer days is selling here these are Shitalpatis. Shitalpatis are made from the lead of rice plants. And these Shitalpatis are being sold for 200 to 500 rupees per piece, small and large in different prices.

Now coming to the most important thing here in the film you will see dubbing. Each dub is being sold at a pitch of 100 taka. The farmer offered us one dab free if we bought four pitches together and we did. Bought four dubs for home and got one dub free.

About Friday Market I present to your community today a small market from my Bangladesh. And I have shown you that in our Bangladesh market, apart from vegetables, many other daily necessities are being sold. Later, I will be present to you again with a picture of a new market or purchase.