“Buying” in Japanese
Short answer
Buying in Japanese is “買い付け” (kaitsuke). Full meaning: buying (in large quantities), (wholesale) purchase, buying in; (one's) usual (store, supplier, etc.), regular, favourite (brand, shop, etc.).
Other ways to say “Buying” in Japanese
買い上げ
kaiage buying, purchasing, procurement
買い入れ
kaiire buying, purchasing, laying in
買い込み
kaikomi buying, purchasing, stocking up on
買い
kai buying, shopping; buyer; purchase
購入
kounyuu purchase, buying
購求
koukyuu purchase, buying
お買い上げ
okaiage buying, purchasing
買取
kaitori purchase, buying, buying out; buying used articles as a company, trade-in, buy back; purchase on a no-return policy
購買
koubai procurement, purchase, buying
買
kai buying, shopping; buyer; purchase
買上
kaiage buying, purchasing, procurement
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