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ギャラ (ぎゃら, gyara) Japanese meaning: appearance fee | Kotomora
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一いっ
千せん
万まん
円えん
らしい
。
That actor's appearance fee is said to be ten million yen.
How much is the fee for the lecture?
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 にギャラを 払はら う to pay someone an appearance fee
The organizer paid the singer an appearance fee.
ギャラをもらう to receive an appearance/performance fee
He received a pretty high fee for this event.
ギャラが 高たか い ／ 安やす い the appearance fee is high/low
That celebrity's fee is so high that it's hard to book them.
ギャラで 稼かせ ぐ to earn money through performance fees
She earns her living expenses through fees from live performances.
Related words ギャラ is the common spoken abbreviation, while ギャランティー is the fuller, more formal term used in contracts or written business contexts.
出演料 is a more formal, written term for a performance fee, whereas ギャラ is the casual industry word used in everyday speech.
謝礼 is a broader term for a token of thanks or honorarium given for a favor or service, while ギャラ specifically refers to a performer's fee.
報酬 is a general word for compensation or reward for work, while ギャラ is specifically used for entertainers' appearance fees.
Etymology Abbreviation of ギャランティー, from English 'guarantee', which came to mean a guaranteed fee for performers.
