Would 売り手 be the right word for a store clerk? What about cashier?


売り手 means seller or vendor. Could it also be used in reference to the cashier,
or perhaps a store clerk? Or would that not be correct because (Example: they
are just in charge of collecting the money for the book that is being sold at
the store?)

> あの売り手にだまされました。 I was cheated by that vendor.
>
> その家の売り手は、近所の人が本当にひどいやつなので、家を手放すことにしたんだと私に話した。
>
> The guy selling that house told me he’s selling it because his neighbor is a
> real jerk.




Usually you don't refer to a person in charge of cashier as 売り手 but 会計の人, レジの人
or 売り子 depending on what and how they sell.




Usually you don't refer to a person in charge of cashier as 売り手 but 会計の人, レジの人
or 売り子 depending on what and how they sell.

