“Bargain” in Japanese
Short answer
Bargain in Japanese is “買い得” (kaidoku). Full meaning: bargain, good buy.
Other ways to say “Bargain” in Japanese
お得
otoku bargain, good-value, economical
お買い得
okaidoku bargain, good buy, budget
目っけ物
mekkemon bargain, find; unbelievable good luck, unexpected good fortune
掘り出し物
horidashimono (lucky) find, bargain, good buy, treasure trove
買得
kaidoku bargain, good buy
買いどく
kaidoku bargain, good buy
格安
kakuyasu (very) cheap, (very) inexpensive, cut-price, bargain (price)
出物
demono rash, boil, eruption (skin); secondhand article, bargain, good buy; fart
拾い物
hiroimono found article, thing picked up (e.g. in the street); (lucky) find, piece of good luck, windfall, bargain
かくやす
kakuyasu (very) cheap, (very) inexpensive, cut-price, bargain (price)
お勤め
otsutome one's business; reading of scriptures before a (statue of) Buddha; bargain, discount
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