잠깐만요 And 잠신만요
What the differences between 잠깐만요 and 잠신만요?
When i have to use them?

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"잠시만요" is for asking politely for patience.
 = "I will take a while"

"잠깐만요" is for asking other person to interrupt what he is doing.
= "stop for a moment please"

Depending on the situation, "잠깐만요" can replace "잠시만요" (preventing people in queue from advancing beyond certain line), but "잠시만요" would be the more polite version nevertheless.

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