How to say "checkout" in Japanese
- nounCovers the checkout counter in a shop or supermarket, and the cashier there; it is the shortened form of レジスター, and the two are interchangeable when you talk about where you pay.レジはどこですか。↗Where's the checkout counter?
- nounThe full form of レジ, with the same senses: the checkout counter or the cashier. Both words are common, so either works when asking where to pay in a store.
For the shop counter where you pay, and the cashier there, 「レジ」 and 「レジスター」 are the same word in long and short form; both cover only this counter sense, not checking out of a hotel or paying online.
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