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do you know what symbol this is
right this is the symbol for Japanese
currency Japanese yen in today's lesson
let's talk about Japanese money so if
you have an upcoming trip to Japan you
may find this lesson quite useful
okay let's first learn how to say money
in Japanese money in Japanese is Akane
Akane so Japanese money is
Nihon no open a new home no open
let's take a look at some money
not organic here
so this is the coin 450 yen go through
him go through him and then this is the
coin for ten yen Jew M Julian let's keep
four of them here and this is the coin
for five yen go in go in
and finally this is the smallest one the
coin for one yen each en egn let's give
four of them here okay
how much do we have in total here
yes we have 19 onion here right how do
you say 19 onion in Japanese you must
know it since we've just learned how to
say Japanese numbers up to 99
right 99 yen is Q 2 QN q2n but you
cannot do much with Q 2 QN in Japan you
can even buy one can of coca-cola so you
need to know bigger numbers to deal with
Japanese money we are going to learn how
to say up to 900 in the next lesson but
for now let me just introduce you 100 in
Japanese which is chakku chakku please
keep in mind that we never say ichiraku
meaning 100 we only say have to
and this is the coin for 100 yen which
is Haku and Haku and in Japanese
chakku n is about $1 in the United
States
let's run batteries in Japanese $2 in
Japanese is daughter daughter
so $1 is going to be Ichi daughter et
dure it
100 yen is approximately $1 haku l wa e
Chidori good itis
Yacouba it's a total good itis let's run
hundreds in the next lesson so that you
can read a price like this in Japanese
again this was a sample lesson of a free
trial cause everyone is welcome to join
and you can continue with the next
lesson the course comes with a list of
vocabulary and the Japanese numbers that
you can download
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