Currencies Of Countries Around The World

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Title	:	Currencies Of Countries Around The World
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What's your favourite currency?
Comment from : General Knowledge

you actyallycan pay with euros in switzerland or sweeden
Comment from : Linfan

Morrocco and the UAE both call their currency dirham, no?
Comment from : Jorge Palacio

u displayed the wrong swiss franc
Comment from : rayan101 lol

The Vietnamese currency 💀
Comment from : SkidMarks

Czechia also ises their crowns
Comment from : Bor Buné

bMany currencies also derive their names from historic measures for weight; for example:/bbr- pound (lb): obviously the various Pounds (£), and, from latin ilibra,/i the Turkish ilira,/i (₺) as well as the Italian, Maltese and Vatican ilira/i and the Byzantine ilitra/ibr- drachm/dram (ʒ): the old Greek drachm (∆ρ) and the Armenian Dram (֏)br- the Russian/Belarussian Rouble and the Ukrainian Hryvnia get their names from old Slavic units of weightbr- The Kazakh itenge/i and the Mongol itögrög/i get their names from an old word meaning iscales,/i as in the weight measuing device itselfbrbrbOthers from previously used and established currencies:/bbr- Taler/Daler turned into the Dollarbr- Peso, Pataca and Piastre used to be coins worth 8 ireal,/i which is another demonination whose name translates to iroyal/ibr- Dinars and Denars are derived from the Roman denariusbr- Shilling/Schilling are names of common Germanic coinsbr- The subdivisions of the Polish złoty (grosz), the Turkish lira (kuruş) and the old Austrian Schilling (Groschen) get their name from the iGroschen,/i a coin worth 10 or 12 ipfennig/ibr- Following that, iPfennig/i lent its name to subdivisions of the Bosnian mark as ifening,/i among othersbr- Guilders (NL: gulden) were a common Dutch currency, and its symbols (ƒ or fl) are derived from the ancient Florin coinbr- The various versions of the German Mark also influenced the Bosnian iconvertible mark/i and the Finnish imarkka/ibr- Rupee and Rupiyah are derived from an ancient word used to describe coinsbr- The names of the Chinese (yuan, jiao, fen), Japanese (yen, sen) and Korean (won, cheon) currency units share common etymological ancestors dating back to Ancient Chinabr- iRand/i is the name Dutch settlers gave to their coins when they colonialized South Africabr- The name of the Bhutanese ingultrum/i literally translates to isilver coin/ibrbrbSome others named their currency after their own country or places within:/bbr- Shortened versions of the country's name the currency was issued were used for the Lithuanian ilitas/i and the Latvian ilats/ibr- The same was done with the iEuro,/i as well as a proposed unified currency for Africa, the iAfro/ibr- The Eritrean inakfa/i is named after a city in EritreabrbrbYet some others call their currency "money":/bbr- the Albanian ilek/ibr- the Azerbaijani imanat/ibrbrDue to the amount of info some may be wrong, feel free to correct me Please keep it civil
Comment from : FRTZKNG

Vietnamese Dong
Comment from : KAUSHIK GHOSH

In India 1 US $ is worth more than 80- (80 Rupees
Comment from : KAUSHIK GHOSH

Reading the comment section, it looks like the map was not the best idea as it would need extensive etymological research In order to be accurate:-)
Comment from : Vojtěch Drábek

very surprised the Chinese yuan is used only 166
Comment from : matt ayele

Well condensed and explained very well thanks
Comment from : Navnit Patel

The Turkish Lira would also be a pound
Comment from : Einzeln und frei

I live in Cameroon The Central African CFA franc is used bonly/b in the six nations of Central Africa and not in the other countries you mentioned They use other types of francs
Comment from : Lawrence Seguin

As a Greek person I found it really sad when we stopped using Drachmas I mean countless people used them for around 2450 years It was the oldest currency still used in the world Sad
Comment from : Safersephiroth777

Złoty
Comment from : Daniel Moss

Italian lira
Comment from : Si fly

What about the South African rand also used in Namibia
Comment from : Antoine Steeghs

Brazil should be brown
Comment from : Cordova Jose

The timeless and universally accepted currency and my favorite is : gold 🪙
Comment from : Siddharth Shekhar

And the name dollar is taken from Bohemian (Czech) tolar, silver medieval coins minted from very pure (valuable) silver from the mines in Bohemia
Comment from : miloslav skorepa

Might want to redo video with these corrections
Comment from : Mike Sands

The currencies of China, Korea and Japan derive their name from yuan , so it would be another currency family
Comment from : Mike Sands

wow that sweedish share stock is so readable i don't even know swedish but my german is enough to understand a lot of whats written there i just assumed that 400 years change language enough that it wouldn't be trivial to understand it
Comment from : Esrohm

there was a currency used in china
Comment from : GoddusGD

Czech Krone (Koruna) brPanama use american DOLLAR, if i ma not mistaken
Comment from : honza

im from poland and its funny for me to hear how you say złoty
Comment from : Olek Perk

Polish Złoty, translates, to gold :p
Comment from : Łukasz Walczak

its not zloty you can pronouce it lije zwoty z(ł)oty
Comment from : PEM the duck

4:32 Nowadays El Salvador uses also Bitcoin :)
Comment from : Jerzy z Białowieży

What makes dollars to be more value than any other money in the whole world?
Comment from : Samuel Robert Akanyijuka

there is only one dollar that matters sorry but that is the reality if bitcoin, euro or pound is your preference you better check your exchange rates
Comment from : strawberriebabieex3

Why Prussia gloria playing in backround
Comment from : tea fan

Well, in Bulgaria we pay with lions
Comment from : Светослав Петровски ⚛️

Bro just read the Wikipedia page about Chinese knife money wthh
Comment from : Prussian_Floppa

Correction for map UAE uses dirham
Comment from : Brainium

I am surprised Canada is even on the list yes we do have a large economy despite being a small country and maybe out dealings with the US spike it's use actually, now that I think of it, makes sense
Comment from : adam

What about the Israeli shekel?
Comment from : MCJon

Hey love your videos by the way the Caribbean country 'Grenada' is actually pronounced 'Gren-ay-da' not like in Spain
Comment from : Isaac Semple

Interesting currency facts:br1) much of the British Empire used to use pound sterling, or at least a local version of it (eg Jersey or Guernsey pound) This reality changes as the USA took over Britain’s role as economic superpower, with countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc changing to local versions of the dollar Now, even some British Overseas Territories have local dollars rather than poundbr2) The British pound sign, £, is a fancy L much like $ is a fancy S and € is a fancy e When Britain still had pounds, shillings and pence, the abbreviation was LSD (pennies used to be d, not p) These letters are derived from Latin origins, hence why the letters don’t matchbr3) The Turkish Lira and the British pound £ share a same origin Lira is a translation of the same Latin word that gives the L in £
Comment from : Loui Coleman

You’re wrong the currency of French Polynesia,New Caledonia,and Wallis And Futuna is not the Central African CFA Franc the currency of those countries is the CFP Franc and even in their native language like in French Polynesia CFP Franc in Tahitian is Te Farāne but in New Caledonia and Wallis And Futuna CFP Franc in French is Franc Pacifique
Comment from : Roupen Magardichian

Preußens Gloria 🇩🇪👍
Comment from : Henning K

3:58 where exactly is Palestinian ?! brThe Jordanian dinar is being used in Jordan ok But where is it also being used? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️
Comment from : Vlady Rahamimov

POV u buy a knife using a knife
Comment from : Mynthie

7:07 what about poland
Comment from : brown

WHY DID YOU CALL GOLDFORINT "FLORIN" I'M SO CONFUSED?
Comment from : ORV

Wow
Comment from : Tamiah Gifford

👍👏👌💖🇵🇰😅
Comment from : Syed Nuz

INDEED THE WORD SALARY comes from salt The salt was so important, that ancient Romans built a road called "Via Salaria" It is still used today, of course it's not actually the same old road made with rocks and dirt but whit tarmac but it follows the old one in the same direction
Comment from : Leonardo Vetta

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Comment from : Akash Persaud

When
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Way
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Comment from : Akash Persaud

World is mine
Comment from : Akash Persaud

I not do in it
Comment from : Akash Persaud

I born January 1st aleem chicharron I get rub in the money traffic in with Trinidad to afthgtan to Kuwait to Trinidad
Comment from : Akash Persaud

Rubioe
Comment from : Jawwad Akram

Crown
Comment from : Jawwad Akram

Dollar
Comment from : Jawwad Akram

Pound
Comment from : Jawwad Akram

Euro
Comment from : Jawwad Akram

Turkeys
Comment from : Jawwad Akram

Frank
Comment from : Jawwad Akram

I got a coin collection and I love to collect euro cents, cause there are so many to discover Recently I found so many new german once’s and from Spain :)
Comment from : Maze Unofficial

Roman soldiers were at one time paid in salt That were both words "salary" and "soldier" came from
Comment from : Roman Sochacki

Nepal and India
Comment from : chinni naveen

Did you do any video about the minimum salary (legal or de facto) and medium salary across different countries?
Comment from : EL M

Can Ihavr money?
Comment from : Rick And The Toys

He didn’t do much info Oh well
Comment from : Axel Diaz

The USD is the world's currency, 90 of the USD is the currency in the world for trade and exchange
Comment from : nesseiht gnay

I'm fairly certain Lira means pound as well, similar to Livre in French for Lebanon which is included in pink
Comment from : Daniel Ponder

I think the Euro is pretty cool, especially since the countries have their own versions
Comment from : angelgott

Great work
Comment from : Whyinem

I'm biased but to me the euro looks the best of them all, but that might be because it's the most recent one (I think?)
Comment from : Dennis Engelen

Please Launch Only One Currency Doller And Change Capital Of India From Dehli To Easter Zone Anywhere
Comment from : Mansi Dasgupta

Good bro
Comment from : Tj’s fun TV

The map is wrongbrSyria uses Lira 🤨
Comment from : Abd elkarim

Vietnamese dong
Comment from : Ridiculous Rick

What about bitcoin it is a global currency
Comment from : Da Rusty Gamer

Katar
Comment from : Samsung Gmail

Update! 1 US DOLLAR is now 4000000 BOLIVARES Possibly more tomorrow
Comment from : Fernanda Peranzi

Wow you found an image of an old 10- swiss franc its from edition 6 from 1979 Edition 7 got never released edition 8 came 1997 and 9 (the current one) 2017 All dates for the 10Fr banknotes enwikipediaorg/wiki/Banknotes_of_the_Swiss_franc#Sixth_series
Comment from : TBotr

Sweden is the first cashless country, not China youtube/5vdmNdkUyGA
Comment from : SiewHei Lou

8:00 That's not truebr250000 Makes more censebrI know it because im from iran
Comment from : Peyman Dajkhosh

The Dutch outlaying Island Aruba 🇦🇼 its money has the name Florin until today An alternate name of it is Guilder
Comment from : C

The Rial currencies of the Middle East are similar to the Brazilian Real and Cambodian Riel maybe? Riel in Cambodian means coin similar to Rien in Thai
Comment from : Isosceles Kramer