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Trading: 'You have a villager I want, and I have a villager you want.'
Might also include: 'I have ten villagers right now, so you'll have to pick up [insert 'dreamie' here], then I'll pick up my 'dreamie' at your town, which currently only has nine villagers, completing the 'trade.'"
Basically, Jane wants to trade with Bob. Jane has Marshal and Bob has Julian. Both are in boxes and ready to move. Jane goes to Bob's town to pick up Julian. Julian agrees to move in. Then, Bob goes to Jane's town. There, Bob gets Marshal to agree to move in. They have traded.
When a villager is ready to move out of your town, if you let someone come to your town and talk to them, they can invite that villager to move to their town.
Trading villagers: on the day before a villager moves out, they'll be in boxes. That is, if you go to their house all of their stuff will be gone and instead the house will be full of cardboard boxes because they're packing. If someone from another town has less than 10 villagers and talks to the villager who is in boxes, they'll get an option to invite that villager to their town. This means that sometimes people will put villagers up for trade (or give them away) and if you want that villager you'll have to visit their town and talk to it.
Obtaining dreamies: dreamie is short for dream villager. Sometimes people make a sort of list of all the villagers they want to have in their town and make it their goal to get them.
