| お客様は？ | What will you be having? |
| 客はみな帰った。 | The guests are all gone. |
| あの店は客が多い。 | That shop has many customers. |
| 乗客は何人ですか。 | How many people are on board? |
| 客の足が遠のいた。 | Customers stopped coming to our shop. |
| あの店はお客が多い。 | That shop has many customers. |
| 顧客候補に渡します。 | We will take it to the potential customers. |
| 店は客でいっぱいだ。 | The store is choked with customers. |
| 観光客の数が増えた。 | Tourists have increased in number. |
| 後から後から客が来た。 | Customers came one after another. |
| この書斎は客間兼用だ。 | I also use this study for receiving guests. |
| 豪華客船が港に入った。 | A luxury liner arrived in the harbor. |
| 今夜何人かの客がある。 | We are having some people tonight. |
| 今日は客の入りが悪い。 | There is only a small audience today. |
| 乗客は皆乗りましたか。 | Are the passengers all aboard? |
| 彼は来客攻めにあった。 | He was besieged by callers. |
| うわぁ、観光客だらけ。 | Wow, it's swarming with tourists! |
| お客様にお茶を出して。 | Could I ask you to get a cup of tea for our guest? |
| 今日は来客はなかった。 | I had no visitor today. |
| 客はやってこなかった。 | The customer did not come. |
| 今日は来客があります。 | I'm expecting a customer today. |
| 客は三々五々到着した。 | Guests arrived by twos and threes. |
| 客の数は２０名である。 | The number of guests is 20. |
| 大勢の乗客がけがをした。 | A number of passengers were injured. |
| 彼女は客を心から迎えた。 | She gave her guests a hearty reception. |
| ５０人もの乗客が死んだ。 | No fewer than 50 passengers were killed. |
| 顧客の扱い方をお話した。 | I have told you how to treat customers. |
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