franc in Chinese
franc in Chinese is 法郎 — franc means a unit of currency formerly used in France, Switzerland, and several other countries, and still used in parts of Africa.
franc in Chinese
法郎
Pronounced: fǎ láng
A former unit of currency of France, Belgium and Luxembourg, replaced by the euro.
What does "franc" mean?
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noun A unit of currency formerly used in France, Switzerland, and several other countries, and still used in parts of Africa.
"Before the euro, prices in Paris were listed in francs."
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franc in a sentence
- Before the euro, prices in Paris were listed in francs.
- The CFA franc is still used across much of West and Central Africa.
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What is "franc" in Chinese?
"franc" in Chinese is 法郎. franc means: A unit of currency formerly used in France, Switzerland, and several other countries, and still used in parts of Africa.
How do you pronounce 法郎?
"franc" in Chinese is 法郎, pronounced "fǎ láng".
How do you use "franc" in a sentence?
Example: "Before the euro, prices in Paris were listed in francs." In Chinese, "franc" is 法郎.
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