買い物

The numerical cost or market value assigned to a product or service. It is a formal term primarily used in business, economics, and official listings rather than casual conversation.

Nedan refers to the amount of money required to purchase a product or item. It is the most common word for 'price' used in daily life, especially when shopping for groceries, clothes, or household goods.

Refers to a low price or something being inexpensive. It is a formal or technical term often used in business, writing, or when discussing economic value compared to the common word 'yasui'.

Sōryō refers to the shipping fee or postage cost required to send goods or documents from one place to another. It is a fundamental term used in online shopping, postal services, and logistics to indicate the price of transport.

A request for a specific product or service, most commonly used in restaurants or while shopping online. It functions both as a noun and as a 'suru' verb to indicate the act of placing an order or making a demand.

The act of returning a purchased product to a seller or store, typically due to defects, damage, or the buyer's change of mind. It is often used as a 'suru' verb (返品する) to describe the action of making a return.

The act of giving money to someone for goods or services received. It refers to the specific transaction of paying, whether by cash, card, or digital means.

Refers to an item that has a high monetary price or great value. While similar to 'takai', it is a more formal and objective term often used to describe luxury goods or precious materials.