Please take a look、thank you! I want to keep learning about money.、munejyuka。 What about you all? the other day、I thought。 What does "Bita" mean in the sentence "Bita"? I can imagine that ichimon is a unit of currency in terms of nuance.、I can't imagine "Bita" at all.。 So I looked into it。 Don't do a single sentence! I'm sure many of you have heard this line.。 When I look it up、This “bita” is、 Apparently it refers to poor quality copper coins and counterfeit money.。 together、If you look at a sentence、Ichimon is said to be the smallest unit of money around the Edo period.。 So、What is Bitaichibun?、 Is it just a little bit of money in poor quality currency?。 that's why、Translated into modern times、"I won't give you a penny" means、 I won't give you a single yen! Does that mean?。 For reference、The kanji for “bita” is、 It's called Tsuki.。 What I used、You've never written one, right? Actually, this is the first time I've seen a kanji like this! I would be happy if I could be of some help to you! Please read to the end、thank you very much!
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