もうかりまっか

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)
  1. Are you making money?word usually written using kana alonestereotypical Osakan greetingOsaka-ben dialect
Forms
  • もうかりまっか
  • かりまっか【もうかりまっか】
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. Are you making money?
  2. This phrase is typically used in a conversational context, often associated with the Kansai region of Japan, particularly in business or trade. It's a way to inquire about someone's financial success or the profitability of their endeavors.
    You're busy with work today, are you making money?
    Is that store making money lately?
Generated collocations (experimental)
まっAre you making money?まっきごう?to ask if one is making moneyまっきごう?to inquire if someone is making moneyまっIs the business profitable?まっIs the trade lucrative?まっthe phrase "are you making money?"まっto use "are you making money?" as a jokegreeting with "are you making money?"まっto laugh while asking if one is making money