buyer in Japanese
buyer in Japanese is 買い手, 購買者 — buyer means a person who buys something.
buyer in Japanese
買い手
Pronounced: kaite
A person who makes one or more purchases.
購買者
Pronounced: kōbaisha
A person who makes one or more purchases.
What does "buyer" mean?
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noun A person who buys something.
"The buyer asked whether the seller would accept a lower offer."
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noun Someone whose job is to purchase stock for a shop or company.
"The buyer for the supermarket visits farms to choose the best apples."
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buyer in a sentence
- The buyer asked whether the seller would accept a lower offer.
- Every buyer at the market was looking for a bargain.
- The buyer for the supermarket visits farms to choose the best apples.
- As head buyer, he decides which toys the shop will stock.
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What is "buyer" in Japanese?
"buyer" in Japanese is 買い手, 購買者. buyer means: A person who buys something.
How do you pronounce 買い手?
"buyer" in Japanese is 買い手, pronounced "kaite".
How do you use "buyer" in a sentence?
Example: "The buyer asked whether the seller would accept a lower offer." In Japanese, "buyer" is 買い手, 購買者.
Are there other ways to say "buyer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "buyer": 買い手, 購買者.
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