Do stationary stores exist anymore in the United States?

Question

Do stationary stores exist anymore in the United States?

• Do you mean stationery (paper) or stationary (not moving)? - qfreed Feb 12, 2012

Answer 1

How could anything be stationary when everythings going down hill ba dam bam tsh

• I would have to argue that if everything is going downhill, everything is stationary... relatively speaking. =) - ciscocaja Feb 11, 2012
• Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose. (sorry about the diacritics). - samdie Feb 11, 2012
• Cisco, muy chistoso! - Jeremias Feb 12, 2012

Answer 2

Sure!

I am sorry...in United States, well, Staples, Office Depot and Office Max are "papelerias" too right?

• Then you mean stationery stores. - qfreed Feb 12, 2012

Answer 3

Welcome to the forum Scorpiany, Is that a question or are you looking for a translation? Please try to help us to help you, also please remember to use proper capitalization in all of your future posts.

My guess -¿Papelería existan?

• Singular noun + plural inflection of the verb is a "no no". - samdie Feb 11, 2012
• Well I won't moderate that Gary :) - ian-hill Feb 12, 2012

Answer 4

Where are you from and what is your experience where you live?

The big stores are: "Hallmark" and similar stores sell special occasion cards (birthday, etc.), decorative paper for writing letters, and gifts

"Office Depot" type stores sell paper for computers, office supplies, and have fax and copy services

There are a few small, independent stories that carry specialty items, such as scrap book stickers and craft supplies.

Answer 5

I guess this thread has come to a complete stop

• Clever - qfreed Feb 12, 2012

Answer 6

that's a question. I should edit that

Answer 7

@rabbitwho lol

Answer 8

I mean stationary as in paper.