Usages of tantousha
店長 の 調子 が 悪い ので、 みんな が 気 に して いる が、 担当者 が 説明する。tenchou no choushi ga warui node, minna ga ki ni shite iru ga, tantousha ga setsumeisuru.
The manager isn’t feeling well, so everyone is worried, but the person in charge will explain.
担当者 に すぐ 連絡して も いい です か？tantousha ni sugu renrakushite mo ii desu ka?
May I contact the person in charge right away?
会議 の あと で 担当者 に 質問 を して も いい です か？kaigi no ato de tantousha ni shitsumon o shite mo ii desu ka?
May I ask the person in charge a question after the meeting?
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