customer service in Japanese
customer service in Japanese is 顧客サービス, アフターサービス — customer service means the help and support a business gives to people who buy from it, before, during and after a purchase.
customer service in Japanese
顧客サービス
Pronounced: kokyakusābisu
The act of providing services to customers before, during and after a purchase.
アフターサービス
Pronounced: afutāsābisu
The act of providing services to customers before, during and after a purchase.
What does "customer service" mean?
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noun The help and support a business gives to people who buy from it, before, during and after a purchase.
"Their customer service is the reason I keep renewing."
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noun The department or team within a company whose job is to deal with customers' questions and complaints.
"Customer service will call you back within one working day."
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customer service in a sentence
- Their customer service is the reason I keep renewing.
- She spent an hour on hold trying to reach customer service.
- Customer service will call you back within one working day.
- He works in customer service for a mobile network.
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What is "customer service" in Japanese?
"customer service" in Japanese is 顧客サービス, アフターサービス. customer service means: The help and support a business gives to people who buy from it, before, during and after a purchase.
How do you pronounce 顧客サービス?
"customer service" in Japanese is 顧客サービス, pronounced "kokyakusābisu".
How do you use "customer service" in a sentence?
Example: "Their customer service is the reason I keep renewing." In Japanese, "customer service" is 顧客サービス, アフターサービス.
Are there other ways to say "customer service" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "customer service": 顧客サービス, アフターサービス.
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