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“Currency” in Japanese

Short answer
通貨 tsuuka つーか

Currency in Japanese is “通貨” (tsuuka). Full meaning: currency.

Other ways to say “Currency” in Japanese

カレンシー karenshii currency 貨幣 kahei money, currency, coin 幣制 heisei monetary system, currency 盛行 seikou frequency, popularity, currency; to perform well, to be successful in an activity 現金 genkin cash, ready money, money on hand, currency; mercenary, self-interested, calculating 最新性 saishinsei up-to-dateness, currentness, currency 通用 tsuuyou (common) use (of a language, currency, etc.), current use, circulation, currency, validity (e.g. of a ticket); to be accepted (e.g. of a way of thinking), to work (of an excuse, trick, etc.), to hold true (e.g. of a theory), to apply, to be valid, to げんきん genkin cash, ready money, money on hand, currency; mercenary, self-interested, calculating ゲンキン genkin cash, ready money, money on hand, currency; mercenary, self-interested, calculating

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