In English, 'customer' typically refers to someone buying goods, while 'client' is more often used for someone purchasing professional services.
In inglese, 'customer' si riferisce a un cliente che compra merce, mentre 'client' si usa più specificamente per chi acquista servizi professionali.
| Front | cliente (che compra merce), cliente (che compra servizi) |
|---|---|
| Back | customer, client |
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