The dinar is the standard unit of money in several countries, the name you see on prices and banknotes. Serbia uses it in Europe; across North Africa and the Middle East you will meet the Algerian, Tunisian, Libyan, Iraqi, Jordanian, Kuwaiti, and Bahraini dinar, among others.

The dinar第納爾 is是 the standard unit of money in several countries好幾個國家的標準貨幣單位， the name you see on prices and banknotes就是你在價格和紙鈔上看到的那個名字 Serbia uses it in Europe塞爾維亞在歐洲用它； across North Africa and the Middle East在北非和中東， you will meet the Algerian, Tunisian, Libyan, Iraqi, Jordanian, Kuwaiti, and Bahraini dinar你會遇到阿爾及利亞、突尼西亞、利比亞、伊拉克、約旦、科威特，還有巴林的第納爾， among others這些只是其中幾個

North Macedonia’s unit is the denar — almost the same word, a close cousin, not a different idea. How much one dinar buys depends entirely on which country you mean: a Kuwaiti dinar is very strong; other dinars are not.

North Macedonia's unit is the denar北馬其頓的單位是denar（代納爾）—— almost the same word幾乎是同一個字， a close cousin是個很近的親戚， not a different idea不是不同的概念 How much one dinar buys一個第納爾能買多少， depends entirely on which country you mean完全要看你講的是哪個國家： a Kuwaiti dinar is very strong科威特第納爾非常強勢； other dinars are not其他的第納爾就不是這樣

The name comes from Arabic dīnār, and that came from the old Roman silver coin, the denarius. Spanish dinero (“money”) is from the same Latin word.

The name comes from Arabic dīnār這個名字來自阿拉伯文的dīnār， and that came from the old Roman silver coin, the denarius而那個字又來自古羅馬的銀幣denarius Spanish dinero ("money")西班牙文的dinero（「錢」） is from the same Latin word也來自同一個拉丁字