Vendedor ambulante

[ROBINDESBOIS]

In English?

[poli]

Depende en lo que venden. Si tocan puertas son : door to door salesmen
Si tienen un vagón y venden productos en la calle son (por lo menos en Nueva York): street peddlars o venders. Son street venders si venden comida en la calle.

[ROBINDESBOIS]

street venders or vendors ?

Depende DE lo que vendAn. Si tocan a las puertas son : door to door salesmen
Si tienen un vagón y venden productos en la calle son (por lo menos en Nueva York): street peddlars o venders. Son street venders si venden comida en la calle.
:thumbsup:

[Rusty]

Street vendors is the correct phrase.

[CrOtALiTo]

Therefore I can say.

Yesterday I saw a street vendor around of the underground station.

[Rusty]

Therefore I can say.

Yesterday I saw a street vendor around of the underground station.
Yesterday I saw a street vendor
- near the metro station.
- near the subway station.
- near the underground station.

[CrOtALiTo]

Thank you for the correction.

[Tomisimo]

I learned a related word in Mexico-- "ambulantaje", for which I guess the best word in English would be "vending". Do you use ambulantaje en Spain?

[CrOtALiTo]

I learned a related word in Mexico-- "ambulantaje", for which I guess the best word in English would be "vending". Do you use ambulantaje en Spain?

Yes I do.

[Ambarina]

I learned a related word in Mexico-- "ambulantaje", for which I guess the best word in English would be "vending". Do you use ambulantaje en Spain?

Ambulantaje is not used in Spain. It would be venta ambulante. e.g ¿Qué hace Ramón.
Se dedica a la venta ambulante.
You often see signs in towns which say "Prohibido Venta Ambulante".

[brute]

In English?

Could he also be a travel(l)iing salesman?

[poli]

I think viajero de negocio or comercio fits the discription best, but wait for
a native speaker.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

@Brute: Not really. A "vendedor ambulante" is someone selling in the streets. The travelling salesman is something different. In Mexico we call them "agentes viajeros".

[CrOtALiTo]

Then Salesman mean Angente viajero.

Therefore How I can say Promotor de viajes.?

[Tomisimo]

I learned a related word in Mexico-- "ambulantaje", for which I guess the best word in English would be "vending". Do you use ambulantaje en Spain?Yes I do.
You don't live in Spain, :liar: Please be careful not to give false and misleading information, thanks.

Then Salesman means Angente viajero.

Therefore How I can I say Promotor de viajes.?
salesman, salesperson = vendedor
travelling salesman = agente viajero
travel agent = promotor de viajes

[CrOtALiTo]

Thank you for the information.

I made a mistakes with the answer.