How to Say ‘A good promotion’ in Japanese
お得なキャンペーン
o toku na kyanpeen
[o toku na kyanpeen]
💬 Usage Tip: [お得] means "a good deal" or "good value," not just "profit." You'll see it in ads and menus in phrases like [お得なセット] "value set" or [お得なキャンペーン] "special promotion."
Phrase Breakdown
お
o
[o]
honorific prefix
A polite prefix that helps make the expression sound natural and customer-friendly.
お得なキャンペーンは人気です。
Good-value promotions are popular.
得
toku
[toku]
gain / advantage / good value
Refers to something advantageous or a good deal.
得なサービスを探しています。
I am looking for a good-value service.
な
na
[na]
-like adjective linker
Connects a descriptive noun to the noun that follows.
お得なコースはありますか。
Do you have any good-value courses?
キャンペーン
kyanpeen
[kyanpeen]
campaign / promotion
A special promotional offer, often limited-time.
キャンペーンの期間はいつまでですか。
Until when does the promotion last?
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