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キャッシュカード (kyasshukaado) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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I inserted my cash card into the ATM and withdrew money.
When I opened a new account, a cash card was mailed to me.
Usage patterns 〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 でキャッシュカードを 使つか う to use a cash card at a place (e.g. an ATM)
I used my cash card at the convenience store ATM.
キャッシュカードで 〈 お 金かね 〉 を 下お ろす to withdraw money with a cash card
I withdrew some money with my cash card.
キャッシュカードの 暗あん 証しょう 番ばん 号ごう the PIN number for a cash card
I forgot the PIN for my cash card.
キャッシュカードを 失うしな う to lose one's cash card
I lost my cash card on the train.
Don't confuse with キャッシュカード is used to withdraw cash from your own bank account at an ATM, while クレジットカード lets you borrow money to pay later.
キャッシュカード is mainly for ATM cash withdrawals, whereas デビットカード is used to pay for purchases directly from your bank balance.
通帳 is the paper booklet that records transactions, while キャッシュカード is the plastic card used at ATMs, though banks often issue both together.
キャッシュカード is a plastic ATM card used for electronic transactions, whereas 預金通帳 is a paper booklet that prints a running record of deposits and withdrawals.
Etymology Loanword from English 'cash card'. The interpunct variant reflects a common Japanese rendering of compound loanwords.
