担当者 (tantousha) Japanese meaning: person in charge

担当者 (tantousha) Japanese meaning: person in charge | Kotomora

Kanji

責せき任にん者しゃ
責任者 stresses overall accountability and authority for a matter, while 担当者 refers to the specific person assigned to handle a task or area.
係かかりN3
係 is a broader, often lower-level term for someone in charge of a duty or section, whereas 担当者 is the more common word for a designated contact or handler in business settings.
係かかり官かん
担当者 is a general, everyday term for 'the person in charge,' used in business and daily life, while 係官 specifically denotes a government or organizational official in a formal role.
窓まど口ぐちN3
担当者 names the specific staff member in charge of a task, while 窓口 (sense 2) refers more broadly to the person or department serving as the point of contact.

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担にない手て
担当者 refers to the specific person formally assigned to a task, while 担い手 more broadly means someone who sustains or carries forward a role, field, or tradition.
係かかり員いん
担当者 is a general term for whoever is responsible for a task or project, while 係員 specifically means a staff member stationed at a particular place like a station or event.
幹かん事じN2
担当者 is the person in charge of a specific task or area, whereas 幹事 implies a broader coordinating role over an entire event or committee.
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担たん当とうN3
担当 refers to the task or duty itself (or the act of being in charge), while 担当者 refers to the actual person who holds that duty.

人にん
The everyday counter for people: 一人 (ひとり), 二人 (ふたり), 三人 (さんにん).
名めいN2
More formal than 人 — used for headcounts in reservations, staff lists, and announcements (5名様).

事じ務む担たん当とう者しゃ
business manager; person in charge; administrative contact
広こう報ほう担たん当とう者しゃ
public relations officer; PR manager; person in charge of PR
医い薬やく情じょう報ほう担たん当とう者しゃ
medical representative; pharmaceutical sales representative

Compound of 担当 (tantō, 'in charge') + 者 (sha, 'person').