cash in Japanese
cash in Japanese is 現金, キャッシュ — cash means physical money — banknotes and coins — rather than cheques or card payments.
cash in Japanese
現金
Pronounced: genkin
キャッシュ
Pronounced: kyasshu
What does "cash" mean?
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noun Physical money — banknotes and coins — rather than cheques or card payments.
"He paid for the taxi in cash."
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noun Money in general, including funds that are readily available.
"The company is short on cash this quarter."
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verb To exchange a cheque for its equivalent in money.
"She cashed her paycheck at the corner store."
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cash in a sentence
- He paid for the taxi in cash.
- The shop only takes cash, no cards.
- The company is short on cash this quarter.
- She cashed her paycheck at the corner store.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cash" in Japanese?
"cash" in Japanese is 現金, キャッシュ. cash means: Physical money — banknotes and coins — rather than cheques or card payments.
How do you pronounce 現金?
"cash" in Japanese is 現金, pronounced "genkin".
How do you use "cash" in a sentence?
Example: "He paid for the taxi in cash." In Japanese, "cash" is 現金, キャッシュ.
Are there other ways to say "cash" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "cash": 現金, キャッシュ.
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