おきゃくさん
Meanings
Noun
Honorific
1. guest; visitor
Sorry, I suddenly had a visitor.
2. customer; client; shopper; spectator; audience; tourist; sightseer; passenger
I'm really glad that the customers were pleased.
Pitch accent
お
きゃくさん
Composed of
honorific/polite/humble prefix
guest; visitor; customer; client; counter for containers used to entertain guests
Examples (23 in total)
I want the customers to laugh.
That shop has many customers.
Sorry, I suddenly had a visitor.
It's true that customers out in the provinces are laid-back, aren't they?
I poured some tea for the guest and served it.
John talked with his customer on the phone.
Susan greeted her guests at the door.
I'm really glad that the customers were pleased.
There are many guests in this room.
That feeling will definitely get across to the customers, too.
We must keep the customers satisfied.
I end up talking to guests as soon as they arrive.
You are all our guests tonight.
Reluctantly raising my head, I meet the customer's eyes for the first time.
Customers' eyes widen at an offer they never even imagined.
The guests listened to a number of speeches.
The child was told to apologize for being rude to the guests.
At least three customers come into our shop every day.
Since there were no customers, we closed the shop early.
It is unacceptable to bring a guest without introducing them to me.
It seems a group of guests has arrived at this hotel.
Because of that, more customers have recently been coming in as soon as we open.
Someday, I want to have my own store and make delicious food for my customers.