“Adding up” in Japanese
Short answer
Adding up in Japanese is “合算” (gassan). Full meaning: adding up, totalling, totaling.
Other ways to say “Adding up” in Japanese
寄せ算
yosezan addition, adding up
積算
sekisan addition, adding up; integration; estimate, quantity survey
トータル
tootaru total, totalling, adding up; comprehensive, all-inclusive, all-encompassing, overall, general
寄算
yosezan addition, adding up
計算
keisan calculation, computation, reckoning, counting, adding up, working out, figures; consideration, calculation, estimation, expectation
集計
shuukei totalization, totalisation, aggregation, tally (e.g. of votes), adding up, summing up
けいさん
keisan calculation, computation, reckoning, counting, adding up, working out, figures; consideration, calculation, estimation, expectation
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