値段 (ねだん, nedan) Japanese meaning: price | KotomoraHow much is the price of this book?
The price was too high, so I couldn't buy it.
Usage patterns
値段が高いthe price is high/expensive
値段が安いthe price is low/cheap
The vegetables at this store are cheap.
値段をつけるto set a price (on something)
The clerk put a price on the new item.
値段が上がる／下がるthe price goes up/down
Gasoline prices have gone up recently.
値段を比べるto compare prices
I compared prices at several stores before buying.
値段 refers to the price of a specific item or service, while 金額 is the broader term for any sum of money, whether it's a price, a payment, or a total.
値段 is the everyday, casual word for the price of a thing overall, while 単価 is a more technical term for the price per single unit.
値段 is the everyday, casual word for how much something costs, while 代金 sounds more formal and focuses on the money paid rather than the price tag.
値段 refers to the price of a physical good you buy, while 代 usually refers to a fee for a service or usage (食事代, 電話代).
値段 is the everyday word for the price of a specific item, while コスト can cover broader expenses like production or opportunity cost.
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net price
fixed price; set price
scrap value
selling price
invoice price
