| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| money (colloquial) | γγγ |
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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Think of "okane" (γγγ) as derived from "o" (a polite prefix) and "kane" meaning metal, as in ancient times metal was used as a form of currency.
– You can further recall "kane" (money/metal) because it sounds like "coin."
Explanations:
– "γγγ" consists of the prefix "γ" (o), which is a respectful or polite marker, and "γγ" (kane), which originally meant metal.
Other words that mean the same thing:
– "γγ" (kin) which directly translates to "gold."
– "γγγ" (ryou) an historical term for money.
– "ι貨" (tsuuka) means currency or general term for money.
– "ι" (kane) a more direct term without the polite "o" prefix.
Alternate meanings/slang:
– "ε" (yen) the Japanese currency, might be used indirectly to refer to money itself.
– "ι" (zen or sen) referring to coins, can sometimes be used to discuss small amounts of money.
Examples of sentences that use it:
1. γγγγγγγΎγγγ(Okane ga arimasen.) β I don't have any money.
2. γγγγθ²Έγγ¦γγ γγγ(Okane o kae kudasai.) β Please lend me some money.
3. ζ θ‘γ«γ―γγγγεΏ θ¦γ§γγ(Ryokou ni wa okane ga hitsuyou desu.) β You need money to travel.
4. γγγγ―倧δΊγ γ¨ζγγΎγγ(Okane wa daiji da to omoimasu.) β I think money is important.
5. θ²―ιγε§γγγγγ«γγγγη―η΄γγΎγγ(Chokin o hajimeru tame ni okane o setsuyaku shimasu.) β I am saving money in order to start a savings account.
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