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While watching a Japanese TV drama I came across this sentence
"私こちらのお店を見せていただいてて。。。" as shown in the image below. I can't understand the
"見せていただいてて" part. Can anyone please break this part down and explain what does
it mean?

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/pvRmV.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/pvRmV.png)
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particles expressions て-form sentence
Understanding 見せていただいてて
> 「私こちらのお店を見せていただい **てて** ・・」

is a colloquial contraction of:

> 「私こちらのお店を見せていただい **ていて** ・・」

the last part of which is the te-form for:

> 「いただいている」

It is difficult to translate the phrase because it is not a whole sentence,
but it would mean something like:

> "I am having the priviledge of taking a look at this store, and ~~"
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"I was kindly shown this store and..."

見せる to show  
～ていただく to receive the favor of (an action)  
～てform - used to join verbs/adjectives (among other functions)

The sentence is a fragment - do you have the rest of the sentence so we can
give a more accurate translation?
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