値引き
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Base noun form. Used to indicate a reduction in price, often in shopping contexts.
Theme
User and their friend Mika are shopping at a department store, looking for deals on winter clothes.
値引き
ねびき
price reduction / discount
Everyday Life & SurvivalShopping & Money Use
Memory Hook
Think of a 'value' that's 'bickered' down — 『値引き』 (nebiki, 'price reduction') sounds like 'ne-biki' where 'ne' is from 『値』 (ne, 'value') and 'biki' reminds you of 'bickering' for a discount!
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『値引き』 (nebiki) is common in shopping, especially at markets or during sales. Bargaining is less common than in some cultures, but discounts are often advertised with signs like 『値引き中』 (nebiki-chuu, 'discount in progress').
Forms
Base: 値引きBase noun form. Used to indicate a reduction in price, often in shopping contexts.