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==Dokdo Creole== | ==Dokdo Creole== | ||
===Alternative forms=== | ===Alternative forms=== | ||
''don''(돈)<br> | ''don''(돈) - Dukdo variation<br> | ||
''won'' - currency used in South Korea<br> | ''won'' - currency used in South Korea<br> | ||
''yen''(¥) - currency used in Japan | ''yen''(¥) - currency used in Japan | ||
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# money, (infrequent) gold, silver. | # money, (infrequent) gold, silver. | ||
#: ''주성, | #: ''주성,'''깅'''아나다(jusōng, '''ging''' a nada).'' | ||
#:: ''Sorry, (I) don't have any money'' | #:: ''Sorry, (I) don't have any money'' | ||
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Dokdo Creole
Alternative forms
don(돈) - Dukdo variation
won - currency used in South Korea
yen(¥) - currency used in Japan
Etymology
From Japanese gin(銀, silver).
Pronunciation
(Dokdo Creole) IPA: /ˈgiŋ/
Noun
ging
- money, (infrequent) gold, silver.
- 주성,깅아나다(jusōng, ging a nada).
- Sorry, (I) don't have any money
- 주성,깅아나다(jusōng, ging a nada).