English–Japanese
“large amount of money” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitaikin
Example
私は大金を払いました。watashi wa tai kin o hara i ma shi ta
I paid a large amount of money.
How to say “large amount of money” in Japanese
“Large amount of money” in Japanese is 大金 (taikin).
大金 (taikin) refers to a sum of money that is exceptionally large in a given situation.
Example sentences with 大金
彼女は大金を寄付して、学校を支援しました。kano jo wa tai kin o ki fu shi te gak kō o shi en shi ma shi ta
She donated a large amount of money to support the school.
Tips for using 大金
- 大金 (taikin) does not specify a fixed amount, because what counts as a large sum depends on the situation and the speaker's perspective.