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マーケット (maaketto) Japanese meaning: market | Kotomora
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There is a small market in front of the station.
They will launch the new product in overseas markets.
Usage patterns マーケットが 拡かく 大だい する the market expands
The Asian market is expanding rapidly.
マーケットを 調ちょう 査さ する to research/survey the market
We researched the market before launching the new product.
〈 物もの 〉 がマーケットに 出で る a product comes onto the market
A new smartphone will hit the market next month.
マーケットを 開かい 拓たく する to develop/open up a market
The company is developing overseas markets.
Related words 市場 is the standard Japanese term for a market (especially financial or economic), while マーケット is a katakana loanword used interchangeably in business contexts.
スーパー refers specifically to a supermarket for daily groceries, whereas マーケット is broader and can mean a business or financial market as well as a physical marketplace.
マーケット is a borrowed English word often used for larger or more modern markets, while 市場 (いちば) suggests a traditional, often open-air marketplace.
マーケット is a loanword used broadly, including abstract markets like stock markets, whereas 市 refers only to a physical, often temporary, marketplace.
マーケット usually means a market or marketplace in a broader sense, whereas マート points more to a single retail store, often as part of a shop's name.
Etymology Written in katakana. No kanji form and no language-of-origin details are specified.
カーブマーケット
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night market
flea market
free market
money market
market share
youth market
