How many ways can you say "dollar"?

Question

I'll tell you three:

peso - almost everywhere

bolívar - Venezuela

sucre - Ecuador

Whoever guesses the last three or four wins 1,000 estrellas (estoy bromeando)?

Buena Suerte

Answer 1

many.

peso, cordoba, colon.....and many many more

colon - costa rica, cordoba - nicaragua, peso - mexico, i forgot what they call it in other countries - Rey_Mysterio, Mar 7, 2012

Answer 2

cordoba - nicaragua, peso - mexico, colon - costa rica

whats it called in your country fara? - Rey_Mysterio, Mar 7, 2012

Well, the question is how to say "dollar" So, in Spanish is called "dòlar" Now, the currency in Colombia is "peso" but peso is not dólar. - farallon7, Mar 7, 2012

I think Brazil has the 'real', but it is also not a dollar. - katydew, Mar 7, 2012

Answer 3

Bueno, Te diré los demás:

escudo - Chile

sol - Peru

dólar - P Rico

and from HECHO_EN_MEXICO (el ganador) Gracias

colon - Costa Rica

cordoba - Nicaragua

Bueno, Te diré los demás is (OK, I will tell you the rest) - readytodictate, Mar 8, 2012

en Puerto Rico se dice "chavo" para significar $$ - riverphoenix1970, Mar 10, 2012

Answer 4

If you are referring to slang for money (like in American English, you could say green, frogskin, cash, moolah, bucks, etc), then in Spain Spanish they use "pasta"

Answer 5

My country uses the € (euro).
And in Britain they're still hanging on to their pound.

SpanishDict ie. Spanish speaking countries ... Does all of Europe besides Britain use the euro? - readytodictate, Mar 7, 2012

Answer 6

Ecuador uses the dollar, actually. I think your question is more: how many different currencies are there? Because only some places use the $ dollar.

Answer 7

Are you talking about a dollar or the paper currency other countries use? I think Zimbabwe has a 'dollar' but of course it is not equivalent to the worth of a US dollar.

Quetzal is the paper currency in Guatemala. - katydew, Mar 7, 2012