“High-priced” in Japanese
Short answer
High-priced in Japanese is “高い” (dakai). Full meaning: high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.).
Other ways to say “High-priced” in Japanese
だか
daka high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
高かい
takai high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
だかい
dakai high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
高価い
takai high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
たかい
takai high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
高〜い
takaii high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
ッ高い
ttakai high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
高ーい
takaii high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
っ高い
ttakai high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
たっかい
takkai high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
たかーい
takaii high, tall; expensive, high-priced; high (level), above average (in degree, quality, etc.)
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