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It's Saturday morning and yes, today we are in college. Classes or PC, the reason we are here (or rather by which we will) has changed: we meet to go to market Huamantanga, located in the district of Puente Piedra, away for all of us.

After asking for referrals, we were told we should go to the bridge spring and then take the "Chinese" public transport bus that the distance of your route, must be classified as busat the time a potential customer (us) is about (proxemics) and fixed his eyes on the product (kinesis). A more proactive approach is what we observe in the hawkers and the "jaladoras" of the food stalls.

's almost three in the afternoon, so the jaladoras still in the critical range of time to attract more customers. Not yet spent by his side, but we see that each does not lose the opportunity to attract one or more clients simultaneously (interpersonal communication), all under the spotlightgives people who serve or prepare food. Now that we have on the side, we deal with her "friend have warm stew freshly prepared" or "is going friend, there is rice with chicken and potato to the huancaína entry." This process is one of the most dynamic, so we will analyze below

verbal communication, oral communication

. Jaladoras not stop repeating the menu Diaye some other phrases that may motivate the interest of the diner.

Cissuer)

He or an owner of the concession stand, which hired jaladoras to convey their message. Often the owner happens to be the cook (jaladoras come to be the encoders).

What? (Message)

The message we want to give is that the food served here is very similar to that used at home. It is therefore very cordial treatment jaladoras and simplicity of the menu.

Why & eacute; channel?

air by which sound waves travel to their voices produce.

Who?

passers

A passing through the dining area at lunch time or dinner.

What effect?

transients convince them to become guests (buy the product.)

Context

CHTM

What? (Message)

Your apples are the easiest way for you to touch and feed their parrots.

Why Channel?

air by which sound waves travel produces his voice.

Who?
Apedestrians, especially children, who walk through the market.

What effect? Convincing

bystanders, especially children, to purchase their apples

Context

The Mergamercado of Huamantanga.

- potato Vending

verbal communication, oral communication

Nonverbal communication:
kinetics and proxemics. The vendors offer their potential buyers who come and touch the product. In addition, the sellers to see people interested in buying his father, immediately go from being seated in a comfortable position to stand and approach the kind of potato which show interest.

Communication Type: CHTMLXLXC

Job Vending potatoes.

What? (Message) Potatoes are fresh offer are economically priced and are of good quality, because the same customers can choose exactly what they want to buy potatoes.

Why Channel?

air by which sound waves travel that produces voice and posters carrying the sacks of potatoes

Who?

A passersby, especially housewives, who go to market.

What effect?

pedestrians Convince them to buy his parents

Context

The sector of Huamantanga Mergamercado vegetables.

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