What's the meaning of “氪金”? How to translate it?
I know the meaning of 氪
is krypton. But I find there are many people say: 这个游戏真好玩,我要氪金
.
Now they have got the game and played it, so they needn't buy the game now, even sometime they say so when play a free game. So how to understand the meaning of it?
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I know the meaning of 氪
is krypton. But I find there are many people say: 这个游戏真好玩,我要氪金
.
Now they have got the game and played it, so they needn't buy the game now, even sometime they say so when play a free game. So how to understand the meaning of it?
translation meaning
btw do you know the meaning of 肝 ?
– SXSW
Jan 18 at 8:34
@SXSW I know playing game for long time does harm to one's liver.
– 萝莉w
Jan 18 at 9:29
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I know the meaning of 氪
is krypton. But I find there are many people say: 这个游戏真好玩,我要氪金
.
Now they have got the game and played it, so they needn't buy the game now, even sometime they say so when play a free game. So how to understand the meaning of it?
translation meaning
I know the meaning of 氪
is krypton. But I find there are many people say: 这个游戏真好玩,我要氪金
.
Now they have got the game and played it, so they needn't buy the game now, even sometime they say so when play a free game. So how to understand the meaning of it?
translation meaning
translation meaning
asked Jan 18 at 1:31
萝莉w萝莉w
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btw do you know the meaning of 肝 ?
– SXSW
Jan 18 at 8:34
@SXSW I know playing game for long time does harm to one's liver.
– 萝莉w
Jan 18 at 9:29
add a comment |
btw do you know the meaning of 肝 ?
– SXSW
Jan 18 at 8:34
@SXSW I know playing game for long time does harm to one's liver.
– 萝莉w
Jan 18 at 9:29
btw do you know the meaning of 肝 ?
– SXSW
Jan 18 at 8:34
btw do you know the meaning of 肝 ?
– SXSW
Jan 18 at 8:34
@SXSW I know playing game for long time does harm to one's liver.
– 萝莉w
Jan 18 at 9:29
@SXSW I know playing game for long time does harm to one's liver.
– 萝莉w
Jan 18 at 9:29
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氪金 means pay, charge.
氪金,原为“课金”,指支付费用,特指在网络游戏中的充值行为。
Even the players are playing a free game, they still could pay money for items in games (to become more powerful, etc).
Also see here.
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I think it might originate in Japanese, where it is written as 課金, meaning that you pay real money to the game, to get some advantages (such as better equipment).
When the word come to Chinese, 課 (simplified: 课) has the same reading as 氪. So on the internet, it is sometimes written as 氪金. You might also see other forms.
For reference: Japanese 課金 (ka'kin)
– Andrew T.
Jan 18 at 5:29
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I see the question has already been answered, but I want to add a method of finding the answer.
This word is in CC-CEDICT. You can search it on: https://www.mdbg.net
氪金
kèjīn
to make an in-app purchase in a game
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氪金 means pay, charge.
氪金,原为“课金”,指支付费用,特指在网络游戏中的充值行为。
Even the players are playing a free game, they still could pay money for items in games (to become more powerful, etc).
Also see here.
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氪金 means pay, charge.
氪金,原为“课金”,指支付费用,特指在网络游戏中的充值行为。
Even the players are playing a free game, they still could pay money for items in games (to become more powerful, etc).
Also see here.
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氪金 means pay, charge.
氪金,原为“课金”,指支付费用,特指在网络游戏中的充值行为。
Even the players are playing a free game, they still could pay money for items in games (to become more powerful, etc).
Also see here.
氪金 means pay, charge.
氪金,原为“课金”,指支付费用,特指在网络游戏中的充值行为。
Even the players are playing a free game, they still could pay money for items in games (to become more powerful, etc).
Also see here.
answered Jan 18 at 1:50
songyuanyao♦songyuanyao
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I think it might originate in Japanese, where it is written as 課金, meaning that you pay real money to the game, to get some advantages (such as better equipment).
When the word come to Chinese, 課 (simplified: 课) has the same reading as 氪. So on the internet, it is sometimes written as 氪金. You might also see other forms.
For reference: Japanese 課金 (ka'kin)
– Andrew T.
Jan 18 at 5:29
add a comment |
I think it might originate in Japanese, where it is written as 課金, meaning that you pay real money to the game, to get some advantages (such as better equipment).
When the word come to Chinese, 課 (simplified: 课) has the same reading as 氪. So on the internet, it is sometimes written as 氪金. You might also see other forms.
For reference: Japanese 課金 (ka'kin)
– Andrew T.
Jan 18 at 5:29
add a comment |
I think it might originate in Japanese, where it is written as 課金, meaning that you pay real money to the game, to get some advantages (such as better equipment).
When the word come to Chinese, 課 (simplified: 课) has the same reading as 氪. So on the internet, it is sometimes written as 氪金. You might also see other forms.
I think it might originate in Japanese, where it is written as 課金, meaning that you pay real money to the game, to get some advantages (such as better equipment).
When the word come to Chinese, 課 (simplified: 课) has the same reading as 氪. So on the internet, it is sometimes written as 氪金. You might also see other forms.
answered Jan 18 at 1:50
fefefefe
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For reference: Japanese 課金 (ka'kin)
– Andrew T.
Jan 18 at 5:29
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For reference: Japanese 課金 (ka'kin)
– Andrew T.
Jan 18 at 5:29
For reference: Japanese 課金 (ka'kin)
– Andrew T.
Jan 18 at 5:29
For reference: Japanese 課金 (ka'kin)
– Andrew T.
Jan 18 at 5:29
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I see the question has already been answered, but I want to add a method of finding the answer.
This word is in CC-CEDICT. You can search it on: https://www.mdbg.net
氪金
kèjīn
to make an in-app purchase in a game
add a comment |
I see the question has already been answered, but I want to add a method of finding the answer.
This word is in CC-CEDICT. You can search it on: https://www.mdbg.net
氪金
kèjīn
to make an in-app purchase in a game
add a comment |
I see the question has already been answered, but I want to add a method of finding the answer.
This word is in CC-CEDICT. You can search it on: https://www.mdbg.net
氪金
kèjīn
to make an in-app purchase in a game
I see the question has already been answered, but I want to add a method of finding the answer.
This word is in CC-CEDICT. You can search it on: https://www.mdbg.net
氪金
kèjīn
to make an in-app purchase in a game
edited Jan 18 at 8:00
answered Jan 18 at 4:21
user3306356♦user3306356
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btw do you know the meaning of 肝 ?
– SXSW
Jan 18 at 8:34
@SXSW I know playing game for long time does harm to one's liver.
– 萝莉w
Jan 18 at 9:29