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foreign currency (countable and uncountable, plural foreign currencies)
- (banking, finance) Any currency that is in use in a foreign nation, and an authorized medium of circulation and the basis for record-keeping in that nation.
- Synonyms: foreign money, foreign exchange, devisen
currency used in a foreign country
- Armenian: արտարժույթ (hy) (artaržuytʻ), տարադրամ (hy) (taradram), վալյուտա (hy) (valyuta) (dated)
- Catalan: divisa (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 外幣 / 外币 (zh) (wàibì)
- Czech: cizí měna f, valuta f (in cash), deviza f (not in cash)
- Danish: fremmed valuta c
- Dutch: vreemde valuta f, buitenlandse valuta f
- Estonian: välisvaluuta
- Finnish: ulkomaanvaluutta (fi)
- French: monnaie étrangère f
- Georgian: უცხოური ვალუტა (ucxouri valuṭa)
- German: Fremdwährung (de) f
- Greek: ξένο νόμισμα f (xéno nómisma)
- Hebrew: מַטְבֵּעַ חוּץ (he) m (matbéa khuts)
- Hungarian: deviza (hu), valuta (hu)
- Indonesian: valuta asing
- Italian: moneta straniera f
- Japanese: 外貨 (ja) (がいか, gaika)
- Korean: 외화 (oehwa)
- Macedonian: деви́зи f pl (devízi)
- Polish: waluta zagraniczna f, dewizy (pl) f pl
- Portuguese: moeda estrangeira f
- Romanian: valută străină f
- Russian: иностра́нная валю́та f (inostránnaja valjúta), валю́та (ru) f (valjúta)
- Spanish: moneda extranjera f, divisa (es) f
- Swahili: fedha ya kigeni
- Swedish: utländsk valuta c
- Turkish: döviz (tr)
- Ukrainian: інозе́мна валю́та (uk) f (inozémna valjúta)
- Vietnamese: ngoại tệ (vi)
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