dirham in Japanese
dirham in Japanese is ディルハム — dirham means the official money of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates, and the name of coins and notes in several other Arab countries.
dirham in Japanese
ディルハム
Pronounced: diruhamu
(currencies) A unit of currency used in the Arab world, currently the name of the currency of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates.
What does "dirham" mean?
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noun The official money of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates, and the name of coins and notes in several other Arab countries.
"She changed her pounds into dirhams at the airport in Dubai."
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dirham in a sentence
- She changed her pounds into dirhams at the airport in Dubai.
- The taxi fare came to forty dirhams.
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What is "dirham" in Japanese?
"dirham" in Japanese is ディルハム. dirham means: The official money of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates, and the name of coins and notes in several other Arab countries.
How do you pronounce ディルハム?
"dirham" in Japanese is ディルハム, pronounced "diruhamu".
How do you use "dirham" in a sentence?
Example: "She changed her pounds into dirhams at the airport in Dubai." In Japanese, "dirham" is ディルハム.
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