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    I would say it is a bit out of fashion. At least here in Switzerland we call them "Ticketkontrolleur". I just googled it out of curiosity, and it turns out, they are also called "Zugbegleiter" nowadays. (Zug = train, begleiter = companion / attendant). But Schaffner should still be very well understood by most native German speakers.
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    May 19, 2020
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    "Einkaufen" only means "to shop". So the act of going to the mall to do shopping, is "Einkaufen gehen".
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    May 19, 2020
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    "Fahrkarte" is more specific, and only used for tickets regarding bus, train or any other "rides". "Ticket" is much more general, and can be used like the English equivalent for almost anything you need to buy a ticket for.
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    May 19, 2020
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