franc in Japanese
franc in Japanese is フラン, 法 — franc means a unit of currency formerly used in France, Switzerland, and several other countries, and still used in parts of Africa.
franc in Japanese
フラン
Pronounced: furan
法
Pronounced: hō
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 Japanese?
"franc" in Japanese is フラン, 法. 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 フラン?
"franc" in Japanese is フラン, pronounced "furan".
How do you use "franc" in a sentence?
Example: "Before the euro, prices in Paris were listed in francs." In Japanese, "franc" is フラン, 法.
Are there other ways to say "franc" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "franc": フラン, 法.
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