guilder in Japanese
guilder in Japanese is ギルダー — guilder means the unit of money once used in the Netherlands, made up of 100 cents.
guilder in Japanese
ギルダー
Pronounced: girudā
The current currency unit in the islands of the Caribbean Netherlands, divided into 100 cents.
What does "guilder" mean?
- noun The unit of money once used in the Netherlands, made up of 100 cents.
- noun The unit of money once used in Suriname, made up of 100 cents.
- noun The unit of money used today in the Caribbean Netherlands, made up of 100 cents.
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What is "guilder" in Japanese?
"guilder" in Japanese is ギルダー. guilder means: The unit of money once used in the Netherlands, made up of 100 cents.
How do you pronounce ギルダー?
"guilder" in Japanese is ギルダー, pronounced "girudā".
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