“To have a loan” in Japanese
Short answer
To have a loan in Japanese is “借る” (karu). Full meaning: to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire.
Other ways to say “To have a loan” in Japanese
借りる
kariru to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire
借り受ける
kariukeru to borrow, to have a loan, to hire, to rent, to buy on credit
藉りる
kariru to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire
かりる
kariru to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire
かりん
karin to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire
借りれる
karireru to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire
借受ける
kariukeru to borrow, to have a loan, to hire, to rent, to buy on credit
かりれる
karireru to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire
借りうける
kariukeru to borrow, to have a loan, to hire, to rent, to buy on credit
かりうける
kariukeru to borrow, to have a loan, to hire, to rent, to buy on credit
かりよう
kariyoo to borrow, to have a loan; to rent, to hire
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.