English–Japanese
“betting ticket” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajibaken
Example
窓口で馬券を買います。mado guchi de ba ken o ka i ma su
I buy a betting ticket at the counter.
How to say “betting ticket” in Japanese
“Betting ticket” in Japanese is 馬券 (baken).
Refers to a ticket that records a wager on the predicted result of a horse race.
Example sentences with 馬券
予想が外れて、馬券が紙くずになりました。yo sō ga hazu re te ba ken ga kami ku zu ni na ri ma shi ta
My prediction was wrong, and my betting ticket became worthless.
Tips for using 馬券
- Japan's JRA operates off-track betting facilities called ウインズ (Uinzu), where 馬券 (baken) can be bought away from the racecourse.