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Scalper

//ˈskælpɚ//

Translations of "scalper" (21 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	спекулант(one who sells tickets unofficially)	spekulant
Chinese Mandarin	票販子 /票贩子(one who sells tickets unofficially), 黄牛(one who sells tickets unofficially)	piàofànzi, huángniú
Czech	překupník(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Finnish	jobbari(one who sells tickets unofficially), lipputrokari(one who sells tickets unofficially), trokari(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
French	vendeur à la sauvette(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
German	Kartenschwarzhändler(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Hungarian	jegyüzér(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Indonesian	calo(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Italian	bagarino(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Japanese	ダフ屋(one who sells tickets unofficially)	dafu-ya
Korean	암표상(one who sells tickets unofficially)	ampyosang
Latin	locārius(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Macedonian	шиткач(one who sells tickets unofficially)	šitkač
Malay	ulat tiket(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Polish	konik(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Portuguese	cambista(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Romanian	bișnițar(one who sells tickets unofficially), bișnițară(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Russian	спекуля́нт(one who sells tickets unofficially), спекуля́нт театра́льными биле́тами(one who sells tickets unofficially)	spekuljánt, spekuljánt teatrálʹnymi bilétami
Spanish	revendedor(one who sells tickets unofficially), revendedora(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Swedish	skalperare(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—
Tatar	alıpsatar(one who sells tickets unofficially)	—