“To discount” in Japanese
Short answer
To discount in Japanese is “割り引く” (waribiku). Full meaning: to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount.
Other ways to say “To discount” in Japanese
わりびく
waribiku to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割引ける
waribikeru to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割引く
waribiku to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割り引ける
waribikeru to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
差し引く
sashihiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
割引こ
waribiko to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割引い
waribii to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割引け
waribike to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割引か
waribika to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割引けろ
waribikero to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
割引きゃ
waribikya to discount, to reduce (the price), to take off (a percentage); to take with a grain of salt, to not take at face value, to discount
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