Station attendant in Japanese 🇯🇵

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station attendant	えきいん

How to say “station attendant” in Japanese? “えきいん”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “えきいん” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on station attendant in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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えきいん (駅員):

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break it down: "えき (駅)" means station, and "いん (員)" means member or staff. Putting them together, it essentially means station staff.
– Visualize a person working at a train station. Try to picture the station environment and the people helping passengers.

Explanations:
– "駅員" is a compound word combining "駅 (えき)" meaning station, and "員 (いん)" meaning member or staff. So it directly translates to "station staff" or "station attendant."

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 駅の職員 (えきのしょくいん, eki no shokuin): station staff
– 交通係 (こうつうがかり, koutsuu gakari): transportation clerk/attendant

Alternate Meanings:
– In more informal or casual contexts, "駅員" doesn't have a significant slang meaning and is usually used directly to refer to station attendants.

Examples of Sentences:
1. 駅員に道を尋ねました。
– (えきいんにみちをたずねました。)
– Ekiin ni michi o tazunemaa.
– I asked the station attendant for directions.

2. 駅員はとても親切でした。
– (えきいんはとてもしんせつでした。)
– Ekiin wa totemo shinsetsu dea.
– The station attendant was very kind.

3. 駅員が無線で連絡を取っていました。
– (えきいんがむせんでれんらくをとっていました。)
– Ekiin ga musen de renraku o totteimaa.
– The station attendant was contacting someone by radio.

4. 電車が遅れたとき、駅員に案内を聞いた。
– (でんしゃがおくれたとき、えきいんにあんないをきいた。)
– Densha ga okureta toki, ekiin ni annai o kiita.
– When the train was delayed, I asked the station attendant for information.

5. 彼は新しい駅員として働き始めました。
– (かれはあたらしいえきいんとしてはたらきはじめました。)
– Kare wa atarashii ekiin toe hataraki hajimemaa.
– He started working as a new station attendant.

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