“To be unwilling to pay” in Japanese
Short answer
To be unwilling to pay in Japanese is “出し渋る” (dashishiburu). Full meaning: to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay.
Other ways to say “To be unwilling to pay” in Japanese
出し惜しむ
dashioshimu to grudge, to begrudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出ししぶる
dashishiburu to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出し渋ッ
dashishibu to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出し渋っ
dashishibu to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出ししぶッ
dashishibu to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出ししぶっ
dashishibu to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出し渋ろ
dashishiburo to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出し渋り
dashishiburi to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出し渋れ
dashishibure to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出し渋ん
dashishibun to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
出し渋ら
dashishibura to grudge, to be stingy, to be unwilling to pay
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