“To drive a bargain” in Japanese
Short answer
To drive a bargain in Japanese is “値切る” (negiru). Full meaning: to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle.
Other ways to say “To drive a bargain” in Japanese
ねぎる
negiru to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
ねぎれる
negireru to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
値切れる
negireru to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
ねぎり
negiri to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
ねぎっ
negi to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
値切ッ
negi to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
ねぎッ
negi to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
値切っ
negi to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
値切ら
negira to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
値切ろ
negiro to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
ねぎれ
negire to drive a bargain, to beat down the price, to haggle
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