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店員さんはとても親切でした。
The store employee was very kind.
A person who works in a store, shop, or other retail establishment, typically assisting customers with purchases and inquiries.
店員さんに商品の場所を尋ねました。
I asked the store employee where the product was.
The honorific 'さん' is often added to show respect, especially in customer-facing roles.
Adding 'さん' to '店員' is a polite way to refer to store employees, especially when speaking to them directly.
Combination of '店員' (store employee) + 'さん' (honorific suffix).
The 'さん' suffix is commonly used when addressing or referring to employees in a polite or customer-facing context.