英国游客狂呼,"买买买！这样衣服在英国根本买不到！"

"买买买" (mǎimǎimǎi) is a popular Chinese slang term that literally translates to "buy, buy, buy," often used to express enthusiasm for shopping or a love for purchasing things.
It seems you're telling me a story where a British tourist mentioned that a particular piece of clothing (or type of clothing) is not available to buy in the UK. The tourist might have said something like:
""I can't buy this kind of clothes in the UK.""
Or maybe:
""This kind of clothes isn't sold in the UK.""
So, the tourist is expressing that they find the clothing you're suggesting or selling very appealing, and it's something they can't easily get back home in Britain. It's a common experience for tourists visiting other countries!

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