客さん → お客さん
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Quick question...
If because I used 'san' so it needs to be 'okyakusan' right? But I can also say 'kyaku' which is less polite?
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Yes, it's right. We don't say 客さん.
We say お客さん or お客 or 客.
But I'm not sure if 客 is less polite, because for example in news, they say 客.
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