Japanese Money Conversion - Ex. Sen to Yen
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Japanese Money Conversion - Ex. Sen to Yen
Ok...I don't quite understand the Japanese money system. I think a sen is 1/100 of a yen, but unless RK is wrong, 37 sen/ 1 yen. I dunno...can someone explain?
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Sen is the word for 1,000. I don't think Japanese have a fractional Yen. There would be no reason for one. 1 yen is worth like 1 and 1/5 cents. So, 1 yen is the absolute smallest ammount of money in Japan.
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