What's meaning of 担当さん


> なんと担当さんがその辺に落ちてた枝や石を使って実際に作ってくれました

I can't finish the translation due I can't understand the 担当さん. At first time,
somebody said me that it's name. But it's not name, right? I was told that
this occupation. But I'm not sure in it. And now I don't know how to translate
it. Help me, please! And thanks for your help!




> 「(Name of profession or role one is in charge of) + さん」

is a very common way of addressing and referring to people in Japanese.

「[担当]{たんとう}」 is a person who has been put in charge of a task, and s/he works
with/for you. You may address or refer to him/her as 「担当さん」.

Translating 「担当さん」, however, would be a little difficult because this
particular method of calling people might not be common in another culture.

What does this person do in your story/context/situation? If there is a name
for his/her job, you might want to use it - "my maid", "my butler", "my hair
stylist", etc.

If it is just a role instead of a profession, you could just use " ** _the
person/guy/lady, etc. in charge_** ".

