Translation guide
Expresses the cost or charge per day for services, accommodation, or work.
What's the daily rate?
The price charged for each day of use or stay.
Standard phrase meaning 'charge per day'. Suitable for most contexts.
The daily rate for this hotel is 10,000 yen.
Literally 'daily amount'. Common in business or formal contexts, such as rental fees or insurance.
The daily rate for the rental car is 5,000 yen.
Specifically for accommodation: 'per night charge'. Note: '泊' means 'night's stay', so it's natural for hotels.
Does the daily rate include breakfast?
Pro-rated daily rate, often used when a monthly fee is broken down per day.
We calculate the monthly fee as a daily rate.
The amount of money earned per day of work.
日当 (にっとう) is the most common for daily wages, especially for temporary or part-time work. 日給 (にっきゅう) is also a daily wage but often used in formal employment contexts. 日額 (にちがく) is a general term for daily amount and can apply to fees, allowances, or costs, not just wages.
The direct translation 'デイリーレート' is not natural in Japanese. Use the phrases above depending on context.
この仕事は日給制です。
This job pays a daily rate.