How to say "giveaway" in Japanese
- nounCovers the sense of a small extra item thrown in free with a purchase; a freebie. Typical when a shop adds something extra to your order at no charge.
- 景品けいひんnounCovers the giveaway sense of an item offered as a prize or premium: goods handed out at lotteries, game events, or promotional campaigns. Think of winning a gift at a shop raffle.
Use 「おまけ」 for a small extra thrown in free with a purchase, and 景品 for items given away as prizes or promotional gifts at lotteries, events, and similar occasions.
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