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「割り勘」
Does it mean to pay separately? Commonly used by locals? Tks
「割り勘」
Does it mean to pay separately? Commonly used by locals? Tks
Does it mean to pay separately? Commonly used by locals? Tks
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Yes, I use it often. Rather than separate accounts, it is a method of paying one account proportionally among the participants.
例）3人で食事をして会計が21,000円だった。一人7000円で割り勘した。
Three people ate together and the total bill was 21,000 yen. We split the bill at 7,000 yen per person.
• It is not always divided equally, but may be adjusted so that midway participants pay less, heavy drinkers pay more, and so on.
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