how do you say "dollar" in the thailand language?
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They say "don" in spoken conversation.\n\n1 dollar "nung don"\n2 dollars "song don"\n3 dollars "sam don"\n\nThai Americans often use the word "baht" which is the currency of Thailand to mean dollars in ordinary conversation as well.
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What language is this? Russian.\n\nWhat type of currency is used here? How do you convert it to U.S. dollars? http://www.indiatravelinfo.com/currency.html\n\nHow do I change the language to English? Copy the address, and paste in Google. Then select translating the page automatically into English.
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cent (French)\ncentum (Latin)\nCiento (spanish)\nhundre (Norwegian)\nhundrede (Danish)
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$84,688.34\n\n$1 USD = 118.10 ¥en
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pound\ndollar\nyen\nFranc\nEuro\n\nFirst letter of each word in each sentence, when put together amounts to currency of England,USA,Japan,France and European Union respectively.
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i'll give you the basic syntax..fill in the rest yourself\n\n#include<iostream.h>\n#include<conio.h>\n#include<stdio.h>\n\nvoid main()\n{\n  clrscr();\n   cout<<"&#92;t&#92;t Currency converter "<<endl;\n  cout<<"&#92;n 1) US dollars to peso "<<endl;\n  cout<<"&#92;n 2) US dollars to Euros "<<endl;\n  cout<<"&#92;n 3.........  "<<endl;\n  cout<<"&#92;n 4 ..... "<<endl;\n .....................................\n........................................\ncout<<"&#92;n enter your choice ";\ncin>>choice;\n\nswitch(choice)\n  {\n     case 1:\n       clrscr();\n        cout<<"&#92;n enter the amount in US dollars you want to convert to pesos ";\n      cin>>amount;\n      cout<<"&#92;n&#92;n "<<amount<<" dollars are equal to "<<amount*9.32 <<" pesos "<<endl;\n     break;\n     case 2 :\n        clrscr();\n        cout<<"&#92;n enter the amount in US dollars you want to convert to Euros ";\n....................................\n ...........................\n   case 3:\n ...................................\n...\n\ndefault :\n   cout<<"&#92;n invalid choice...";\n   exit(0);\n   }\n\ngetch();\n   \n\n}
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http://www.dict.cc/?s=currency\n\nclick on the little loudspeaker next to the word Währung.\n\nfyi it's pronounced Veh-rung.\n\ncheers.
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Finnish (formal) : Mina" rakastan sinua \n: Rakastan sinua \nFinnish : (Ma") rakastan sua
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Dime\nDollar\nPenny\nBank\nWallet\n\nAltogether, it should say MONEY
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TRY THIS SITE:\n\nhttp://www.translatum.gr/converter/currency.htm
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You mean peso?\n\nNow that you have the right spelling, you should be able to find it on a currency calculator.  In general, though a good rule of thumb is 10 to 1 (10 pesos to 1 American dollar).\n\nMexico isn't the only country whose money is called "peso" so if you give more information (like more of the writing on the bill), people will be able to tell you where it's from.
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there are several free conversion tools that give you up to date currency conversion ( see the links below )\n---\ngive a man a fish and feed him a meal, teach a man to fish and feed him for life........\ngoogle search string [ conversion money ]
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English:\nhttp://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Money\n\nSpanish:\nhttp://es.wikiquote.org/wiki/Dinero
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the correct sequence is:-\n\nthousand,million,billion,Trillion, Quadrillion, Quintillion, Sextillion, Sept, Oct, non, deci .....\ni dont know more than that.
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To make it simple, just over 8 yuan, or renmenbi (people's money) depending on how you want to say it. \n\nExpect that the value of the yuan will continue to rise against the USD and by the end of the year a USD will only be worth just under 8 yuan.
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Money. Language. Money. Customs. Money. Culture. Money.
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INdian Rupiah.\nThe first two leters are the code for the country, and the third one is the code for the name of the currency.\nSome examples: MXN is MeXican (New) peso, NOK is NOrwegian Kron, CHF is Swiss franc, JPY is JaPanese Yen. the Euro does not follow this pattern though.