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“Swindle” in Japanese

Short answer
ぺてん peten ぺてん

Swindle in Japanese is “ぺてん” (peten). Full meaning: fraud, swindle.

Other ways to say “Swindle” in Japanese

騙り katari swindle, fraud 詐欺 sagi fraud, swindle, graft, cheating, trick, scam; saying you're going to do something but in the end not doing it, making promises without keeping them, flaking out 詐取 sashu defrauding, swindle サギ sagi fraud, swindle, graft, cheating, trick, scam; saying you're going to do something but in the end not doing it, making promises without keeping them, flaking out ペテン peten fraud, swindle 如何様 ikayou fraud, cheating, foul play, trickery, hoax, swindle, counterfeit, fake; surely, absolutely, certainly, indeed; what sort of, what kind of, what way イカサマ ikasama fraud, cheating, foul play, trickery, hoax, swindle, counterfeit, fake; surely, absolutely, certainly, indeed; what sort of, what kind of, what way いかさま ikasama fraud, cheating, foul play, trickery, hoax, swindle, counterfeit, fake; surely, absolutely, certainly, indeed; what sort of, what kind of, what way 如何よう ikayou fraud, cheating, foul play, trickery, hoax, swindle, counterfeit, fake; surely, absolutely, certainly, indeed; what sort of, what kind of, what way いかよう ikayou fraud, cheating, foul play, trickery, hoax, swindle, counterfeit, fake; surely, absolutely, certainly, indeed; what sort of, what kind of, what way

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