“Bargaining” in Japanese
Short answer
Bargaining in Japanese is “駆け引き” (kakehiki). Full meaning: bargaining, haggling; tactics, strategy, maneuvering, diplomacy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops.
Other ways to say “Bargaining” in Japanese
掛け合い
kakeai negotiations, bargaining; dialogue, duet
交渉
koushou negotiations, bargaining, discussions, talks; connection, relationship, relations, dealings
詰め開き
tsumehiraki bargaining, negotiation; turning one's body to the left or right and standing (when leaving the presence of nobility, etc.); sailing close-hauled, sailing on a close reach
談判
danpan negotiations, bargaining, talks, making demands
交渉事
koushougoto negotiating, bargaining
かけひき
kakehiki bargaining, haggling; tactics, strategy, maneuvering, diplomacy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops
カケヒキ
kakehiki bargaining, haggling; tactics, strategy, maneuvering, diplomacy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops
駆引
kakehiki bargaining, haggling; tactics, strategy, maneuvering, diplomacy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops
駆引き
kakehiki bargaining, haggling; tactics, strategy, maneuvering, diplomacy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops
駈け引き
kakehiki bargaining, haggling; tactics, strategy, maneuvering, diplomacy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops
駆けひき
kakehiki bargaining, haggling; tactics, strategy, maneuvering, diplomacy; (tactical) advance or retreat of troops
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