“To strike a hard bargain” in Japanese
Short answer
To strike a hard bargain in Japanese is “買い叩く” (kaitataku). Full meaning: to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain.
Other ways to say “To strike a hard bargain” in Japanese
買叩く
kaitataku to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買叩ける
kaitatakeru to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買い叩ける
kaitatakeru to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
かいたたく
kaitataku to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買いたたく
kaitataku to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
かいたたける
kaitatakeru to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買いたたける
kaitatakeru to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買叩い
kaitatai to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買叩こ
kaitatako to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買叩か
kaitataka to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
買叩け
kaitatake to beat down prices, to strike a hard bargain
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