The Vietnamese word "chợ trời" translates to "flea market" in English. It refers to an outdoor market where people sell a variety of second-hand goods, antiques, crafts, and sometimes food. It's a place where you can find unique items at lower prices compared to regular stores.
In a cultural context, "chợ trời" can also reflect local traditions and community interactions. It can be a gathering place where people socialize while shopping.
While "chợ trời" primarily means "flea market," it can also refer to any informal market that operates outdoors, selling a variety of goods rather than just second-hand items.