“To haggle” in Japanese
Short answer
To haggle 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 haggle” in Japanese
押し合う
oshiau to jostle, to crowd, to haggle
掛け合う
kakeau to negotiate (with someone about), to talk over (something with), to tackle someone (about), to haggle, to bargain; to throw on each other, to splash (water) on each other, to pour on each other
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
押しあう
oshiau to jostle, to crowd, to haggle
おしあう
oshiau to jostle, to crowd, to haggle
掛けあう
kakeau to negotiate (with someone about), to talk over (something with), to tackle someone (about), to haggle, to bargain; to throw on each other, to splash (water) on each other, to pour on each other
掛合える
kakeaeru to negotiate (with someone about), to talk over (something with), to tackle someone (about), to haggle, to bargain; to throw on each other, to splash (water) on each other, to pour on each other
掛け合える
kakeaeru to negotiate (with someone about), to talk over (something with), to tackle someone (about), to haggle, to bargain; to throw on each other, to splash (water) on each other, to pour on each other
かけあえる
kakeaeru to negotiate (with someone about), to talk over (something with), to tackle someone (about), to haggle, to bargain; to throw on each other, to splash (water) on each other, to pour on each other
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