“Expenses” in Japanese
Short answer
Expenses in Japanese is “物入り” (monoiri). Full meaning: expenses; costly, expensive.
Other ways to say “Expenses” in Japanese
経費
keihi expenses, expenditure, outgoings, outlays, costs
入り目
irime expenses
諸掛かり
shogakari expenses
出費
shuppi expenses, disbursements
入費
nyuuhi expenses
失費
shippi expenses
要り
iri expenses, expenditure
支出
shishutsu expenditure, disbursement, expenses
入用
nyuuyou need, want, necessity, requirement; expenses, cost
ガカリ
gakari starting (e.g. of an engine), engaging (e.g. of a lock); expenses, costs; attack (esp. a corner approach)
掛かり
kakari starting (e.g. of an engine), engaging (e.g. of a lock); expenses, costs; attack (esp. a corner approach)
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