Money in different languages

How to say “Money” in 67 different languages, each written out, romanized and pronounced, and checked for natural everyday use. Tap the speaker to hear it, then practise saying it yourself in the SPAIKING app.

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“Money” in 67 languages at a glance

Language“Money”PronunciationWhen to use
🇪🇸 Spanish dinero dee-neh-roh Use 'dinero' when talking about money in general
🇫🇷 French argent ahr-zhahn You can use 'argent' in both formal and informal contexts when talking about money
🇯🇵 Japanese お金 oh-kah-neh Use 'お金' in everyday conversations when referring to money
🇮🇹 Italian denaro deh-nah-roh You can use 'denaro' in formal contexts, such as financial discussions or legal matters
🇩🇪 German Geld gelt You can use 'Geld' in almost any context related to money, whether discussing finances or making purchases
🇰🇷 Korean dohn You can use '돈' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇨🇳 Chinese chien You can use '钱' in everyday conversations when discussing money matters
🇷🇺 Russian деньги djen-gee You can use 'деньги' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇧🇷 Portuguese dinheiro jeen-eh-roo You can use 'dinheiro' in any context related to money, whether discussing finances, making purchases, or budgeting
🇸🇦 Arabic مال maal You can use 'مال' in both formal and informal contexts
🇮🇳 Hindi पैसा pai-sah You can use 'पैसा' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇬🇧 English money muh-nee You can use 'money' in everyday conversations when discussing finances or purchases
🇳🇱 Dutch geld khelt You can use 'geld' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇸🇪 Swedish pengar pen-gar You can use 'pengar' in most contexts when talking about money
🇩🇰 Danish penge pen-geh You can use 'penge' in everyday conversations about money
🇵🇱 Polish pieniądze pyen-yawn-dzeh You can use 'pieniądze' in any context where you refer to money, whether in casual conversation or formal discussions
🇹🇷 Turkish para pah-rah You can use 'para' in everyday conversations when discussing money
🇮🇩 Indonesian uang oo-ahng You can use 'uang' in most situations when talking about money
🇻🇳 Vietnamese tiền tee-en You can use 'tiền' when talking about money in general
🇺🇦 Ukrainian гроші hroh-shee You can use 'гроші' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇹🇭 Thai เงิน ngern Use 'เงิน' when talking about money in general
🇬🇷 Greek χρήματα kree-ma-ta You can use 'χρήματα' in both formal and informal contexts
🇵🇭 Tagalog pera peh-rah You can use 'pera' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇮🇱 Hebrew כסף keh-sef You can use 'כסף' in everyday conversations about money
🇳🇴 Norwegian penger pen-ger You can use 'penger' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇷🇴 Romanian bani bah-nee You can use 'bani' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇨🇿 Czech peníze peh-nee-zeh You can use 'peníze' in most situations when talking about money
🇭🇺 Hungarian pénz penz You can use 'pénz' in everyday conversations when discussing finances or expenses
🇫🇮 Finnish raha rah-hah You can use 'raha' in everyday conversations when discussing money
🇵🇰 Urdu پیسہ pay-sah You can use 'پیسہ' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇷🇸 Serbian novac noh-vats You can use 'novac' when discussing money in a formal context, such as in business or finance
🇭🇷 Croatian novac noh-vats You can use 'novac' when talking about money in general
🇧🇬 Bulgarian пари pah-ree Use 'пари' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇸🇰 Slovak peniaze peh-nyah-zeh You can use 'peniaze' when talking about money in general
🇮🇳 Tamil பணம் puh-nuhm Use 'பணம்' when discussing money in general
🇮🇳 Telugu పెద్దలు peh-dah-lu Use 'పెద్దలు' when discussing money in general terms
🇧🇩 Bengali টাকা tah-kah You can use 'টাকা' in everyday conversations when discussing money
🇲🇾 Malay duit doo-eet You can use 'duit' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇮🇷 Persian پول pool You can use 'پول' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇳🇵 Nepali पैसा pai-sah Use 'पैसा' when talking about money in everyday conversations
🇦🇱 Albanian para pah-rah You can use 'para' in everyday conversations when discussing finances or expenses
🇮🇳 Malayalam പണം puh-nuhm Use 'പണം' when talking about money in general
🇮🇳 Kannada ಹಣ huh-nuh Use 'ಹಣ' when talking about money in general contexts
🇮🇳 Marathi पैसे pai-say You can use 'पैसे' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇮🇳 Gujarati પૈસા pai-saa Use the word 'પૈસા' when talking about money in general
🇰🇪 Swahili pesa peh-sah You can use 'pesa' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇿🇦 Afrikaans geld khelt You can use 'geld' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇮🇪 Irish airgead air-gyad You can use 'airgead' in everyday conversations when discussing money
🏴 Welsh arian ah-ree-an You can use 'arian' when talking about money in general
🏛️ Latin pecunia peh-koo-nee-ah Use 'pecunia' when discussing money in general contexts, such as transactions or finances
🌺 Hawaiian kālā kah-lah You can use 'kālā' when talking about money in general
🇳🇿 Maori moni moh-nee You can use 'moni' in everyday conversations when talking about money
🇿🇦 Zulu imali ee-mah-lee You can use 'imali' when talking about money in general
🇳🇬 Yoruba owó oh-woh You can use 'owó' when talking about money in general
🇳🇬 Hausa kudi koo-dee You can use 'kudi' when talking about money in general
🇸🇴 Somali lacag lah-kahg You can use 'lacag' when talking about money in general
🇮🇸 Icelandic peningur pen-ing-ur You can use 'peningur' when talking about money in general
🇪🇸 Catalan diners dee-ners You can use 'diners' in both formal and informal contexts when discussing money
🇲🇲 Burmese ပိုက်ဆံ pike-sahn You can use 'ပိုက်ဆံ' when talking about money in general
🇰🇭 Khmer ប្រាក់ brak Use this word when talking about money in general
🇱🇰 Sinhala මුදල් moo-dahl You can use 'මුදල්' when talking about money in general
🇱🇦 Lao ເງິນ ngen You can use the word 'ເງິນ' in everyday conversations when discussing finances
🇪🇹 Amharic ገንዘብ gen-zeb You can use 'ገንዘብ' when talking about money in general
🇬🇪 Georgian ფული poo-lee Use 'ფული' when talking about money in everyday situations
🇦🇲 Armenian փող p'ogh You can use 'փող' in everyday conversations when talking about money in general
🇦🇫 Pashto پیسې pee-say You can use 'پیسې' when talking about money in general
🇵🇰 Sindhi پيسو pee-so You can use 'پيسو' when talking about money in general

Money in Ukrainian

гроші (hroh-shee)

You can use 'гроші' in everyday conversations when talking about money. It is suitable for both formal and informal contexts. For example, when discussing expenses or savings, this term is commonly used.

Examples

  • У мене немає грошей.
    I don't have any money.
  • Вона заощаджує гроші на відпустку.
    She is saving money for a vacation.

Other ways to say it

  • капітал: more formal, often used in business contexts
  • долари: specifically refers to US dollars, used in financial discussions
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How do you say “Money” in different languages?

Spanish: dinero · French: argent · Japanese: お金 · Italian: denaro · German: Geld · Korean: 돈.

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