dinar in Japanese
dinar in Japanese is ディナール — dinar means the official currency unit used in several countries, including Jordan, Kuwait, Iraq, and Serbia.
dinar in Japanese
ディナール
Pronounced: dināru
(currency) The official currency of several countries, including Algeria, Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Serbia, Tunisia and (as denar) North Macedonia.
What does "dinar" mean?
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noun The official currency unit used in several countries, including Jordan, Kuwait, Iraq, and Serbia.
"He exchanged his dollars for Jordanian dinars at the airport."
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- He exchanged his dollars for Jordanian dinars at the airport.
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What is "dinar" in Japanese?
"dinar" in Japanese is ディナール. dinar means: The official currency unit used in several countries, including Jordan, Kuwait, Iraq, and Serbia.
How do you pronounce ディナール?
"dinar" in Japanese is ディナール, pronounced "dināru".
How do you use "dinar" in a sentence?
Example: "He exchanged his dollars for Jordanian dinars at the airport." In Japanese, "dinar" is ディナール.
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