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What slang words are there for money?
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NL Dutch ones:
* pingping
* centen
* pecunia
* poen
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The answers above are only used in the Netherlands. In Belgium, depending on where you are, there are a few but rarely used.
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@pzdimitrakos hello if you want to learn some slang words you can use this site: www.mijnwoordenboek.nl/dialect-vertaler.php
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