“To buy in” in Japanese
Short answer
To buy in in Japanese is “買い入れる” (kaiireru). Full meaning: to purchase, to buy in.
Other ways to say “To buy in” in Japanese
買い付ける
kaitsukeru to buy a large amount (of), to purchase (in large quantities), to buy in, to lay in (stock); to buy regularly, to make regular purchases, to be a regular customer
買入れる
kaiireru to purchase, to buy in
買いいれる
kaiireru to purchase, to buy in
かいいれる
kaiireru to purchase, to buy in
買いつける
kaitsukeru to buy a large amount (of), to purchase (in large quantities), to buy in, to lay in (stock); to buy regularly, to make regular purchases, to be a regular customer
かいつける
kaitsukeru to buy a large amount (of), to purchase (in large quantities), to buy in, to lay in (stock); to buy regularly, to make regular purchases, to be a regular customer
買入れよ
kaiireyo to purchase, to buy in
買いいれ
kaiire to purchase, to buy in
買入れれ
kaiirere to purchase, to buy in
買入れろ
kaiirero to purchase, to buy in
買入れん
kaiiren to purchase, to buy in
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