English–Japanese
“bargain” in Japanese
How to say “bargain” in Japanese
“Bargain” in Japanese is 買い得 (kaidoku).
Describes something whose value to the buyer is greater than its price.
Example sentences with 買い得
買い得だと思って、長く使える家具を選びました。ka i doku da to omo tte naga ku tsuka e ru ka gu o era bi ma shi ta
I thought it was a bargain, so I chose furniture that I could use for a long time.
Tips for using 買い得
- The phrase 買い得 (kaidoku) suits a purchase that is worthwhile because its value exceeds what the price suggests, not simply because it costs little.
Other Japanese words for “bargain”
バーゲンで服を安く買いました。bā ge n de fuku o yasu ku ka i ma shi ta
I bought clothes cheaply at the bargain sale.