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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
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customer
Do we accept:
The receptionist (at the hotel) gave the key card to the customer just now.
normally we say, hotel guest / guest, do we accept "customer"?
The receptionist (at the hotel) gave the key card to the customer just now.
normally we say, hotel guest / guest, do we accept "customer"?
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I don't.
- I don't.
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Customer would be OK in the hotel gift shop, if the guest was buying something there.
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"The receptionist", I mean here is someone who works at the lobby.
Do we call them, customers? or guests?
Do we call them, customers? or guests?
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The people staying in a hotel are guests. In a shop within the hotel they can be customers.
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