How to say "cashier" in Japanese
- nounThe abbreviated form of レジスター, covering the checkout counter and, by extension, the cashier working there. Use it for either sense when talking about paying or queueing at a store.レジはどこですか。↗Where's the checkout counter?
- nounThe full form, from which レジ is clipped; it names the checkout counter and the cashier there with the same range as the shortened version, simply taking a few more syllables.
Both words cover the checkout counter and the cashier who works there; because 「レジ」 is simply the abbreviated form of 「レジスター」, they are interchangeable in meaning, so the choice is mostly a matter of length.
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