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Difference between "손님" and "고객님". Thanks!
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"손님" can be either "a guest" or "a customer", but "고객(님)" is definitely a customer", so if you invite someone to your house, she/he will be your "손님".
FYI, the term "고객" comes from Japanese.^^'
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FYI, the term "고객" comes from Japanese.^^'
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