Sell out, go out of stock in Japanese 🇯🇵

うり きれる info.

うりきれる (urikireru)

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:

– Break it down: うり (uri) means "to sell" and きれる (kireru) implies "to be exhausted" or "to run out of".
– Visualize a store (うり場, uriba) with empty shelves to help you remember the association.

Explanations:
– うりきれる means "to sell out" or "to go out of stock." It indicates that a product is no longer available because it has been completely sold.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 売り切り (urikiri) – Slight variation but often interchangeable in meaning.
– 売れきれる (urekireru) – Another variation that conveys a similar meaning but not as commonly used.

Conjugations:
– Present: 売り切れる (urikireru) – to sell out
– Past: 売り切れた (urikireta) – sold out
– Negative: 売り切れない (urikirenai) – not sold out
– Future: 売り切れるだろう (urikireru darou) – will probably sell out
– Te-form: 売り切れて (urikirete) – selling out (used for connecting sentences or commands)

Examples of Sentences:
1. その商品はすぐに売り切れるでしょう。
– Sono shouhin wa sugu ni urikireru deshou.
– That product will probably sell out quickly.

2. コンサートのチケットはもう売り切れました。
– Konsaato no chiketto wa mou urikiremaa.
– The concert tickets are already sold out.

3. この人気のお菓子はいつも売り切れている。
– Kono ninki no okashi wa itsumo urikirete iru.
– This popular candy is always sold out.

4. 売り切れないように、早めに来てください。
– Urikirenai you ni, hayame ni kite kudasai.
– Please come early to avoid it being sold out.

5. もし売り切れたら、電話でお知らせします。
– Moshi urikiretara, denwa de oshirase shimasu.
– If it sells out, we will notify you by phone.

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