Search currency Emoji Results (28)

💱 currency exchange

This is a currency exchange symbol composed of the dollar sign 💲, the yen sign ¥ and two round-trip arrows ➡️. It is displayed as the currency symbol of other countries on some platforms. This emoji can represent banknotes 💵, overseas travel ✈️, or topics related to finance and foreign exchange.

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₽ ruble

There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to ruble: 🇷🇺 (flag: Russia) + 💱 (currency exchange), which can be used instead of ₽ in some cases.

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💴 yen banknote

This is a stack of Japanese yen banknotes. Depending on the platform, there are green, yellow, and pink banknotes, but each platform is marked with a ¥. Most of them display banknotes with a face value of 1,000. The Facebook platform shows Japanese character "円" and Sakura 🌸. It generally means money, but it can also mean shopping 🛍 , exchange rate, and cash payment. As of April 29, 2020, one yen is approximately equal to 0.0094 US dollars 💵 .

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₹ indian rupee

There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to indian rupee: 🇮🇳 (flag: India) + 💱 (currency exchange), which can be used instead of ₹ in some cases.

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💶 euro banknote

This is a stack of Euro banknotes. Depending on the platform, the style and color are different, but they are all marked with €. Most platforms, like Apple, display banknotes with a face value of 100. Facebook and WhatsApp platforms display banknotes with a face value of 20. The Facebook platform also carries the EU flag 🇪🇺 . It generally means money, but it can also mean shopping 🛍 , exchange rate, and cash payment. As of April 29, 2020, one euro is approximately equal to 1.1 US dollars 💵 .

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💲 heavy dollar sign

It can be used for the currency unit on the price tag 🏷️, or it can generally represent the U.S. dollar, the United States 🇺🇸, or the money 💰.

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Ⓜ︎ circled M (text style)

This is an M symbol on a blue circle. On behalf of Metro, we often see this sign in the subway 🚇, subway station 🚉. Or you can use it when you want to express the letter M.

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🈷︎ Japanese “monthly amount” button (text style)

This is the Japanese monthly total button with the word "月" on the orange square 🟧 . It means the monthly amount, such as the monthly rent of the house 🏠 , electricity and water costs. Or it means the moon in Chinese 🌛 , monthly related topics.

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🅿︎ P button (text style)

There is a white "P" in the blue square button, Parking. It is a parking button and usually appears near the parking lot. On the Internet, people will refer to it as "PS/P picture". Tiktokers prefer to use this 🅿 to indicate "pushing P", and the ‘P’ usually stands for "player", "paper" (money) or any word starts with "P". Related emojis： 🚗 💰.

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ℹ︎ information (text style)

The blue-gray square button box has a white "i" word, information, which is an information button. It represents information, annotations, detailed explanations, and sometimes indicates that it is to be updated, the Tourist Information Center. Related emoji： 💻computers.

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㊙︎ Japanese “secret” button (text style)

This is a Japanese secret button with the word "秘" on a red circle 🔴. This emoji is usually used to represent secrets🤐 and confidential information.

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🅾︎ O button (blood type) (text style)

This is a O button (blood type) with a capital letter O on a red background. Type O blood refers to the blood type that contains neither A antigen nor B antigen on the surface of red blood cells. You can use it when you need to express the letter O. Blood type seems to be related to personality. Type O blood is considered outgoing and self-confident, and is a positive and decisive representative. When we are surprised 😯, the mouth 👄 will unnaturally turn into an O shape. Related emojis: 🅰️🅱️🆎🅾🩸💉

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㊗︎ Japanese “congratulations” button (text style)

The red round button frame has the Chinese word "祝" in white . It is a Japanese “congratulations” button. It expresses congratulations and celebrations. Usually used at the beginning of a blessing. Related emojis: 👬 friends, 🎉 celebration, 🎂 birthday.

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🈂︎ Japanese “service charge” button (text style)

The blue square button box has the words "サ Translate: Service Charge" in Japanese. It means free provision in Japanese, and it usually appears in the service industry and catering industry. Related to it are 🆓 free, 🥤 drinks, 🍜 food, 🇯🇵 Japan.

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🈯️ Japanese “reserved” button (emoji style)

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🅱︎ B button (blood type) (text style)

There is a white "B" in the red square button, which is the emoji of B button (blood type). Related emojis:🩸 blood, 🆎 AB blood, 🅰️ A blood, 🅾️ O blood , 🏥 hospital.

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🅰︎ A button (blood type) (text style)

This is a red square 🟥 with a capital letter A on it. It means that the blood contains A antigen. It belongs to the blood group in the ABO blood group system. Or you can use it when you need to express the letter A. Blood type seems to have a certain relationship with personality. Type A blood is considered to have personality character. Related emojis: 🅱️🆎🅾🩸💉.

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🈯︎ Japanese “reserved” button (text style)

The green square button frame has the Chinese word "指". In Japanese, it means reservation, and it usually appears in the catering and tourism industries. Related to it is the "service charge" button in 🈂️ in Japanese, 🍜 food, 🇯🇵 Japan, data, stock market.

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🈚️ Japanese “free of charge” button (emoji style)

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🈚︎ Japanese “free of charge” button (text style)

This is the Japanese free 🆓 button with the word "無" on the orange square 🟧 . It literally means "no, no existence", and it means free 🆓 in Japanese. Public places provide some basic medical supplies for free, or some tissues 🧻 etc. It will be used when a certain free function is used on the network. Or when a friend asks you if you have something, you can use it to express the meaning of nothing.

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€ euro

€ is not an official Emoji, but it can be used as a Unicode character. There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to euro: 💶 (euro banknote), which can be used instead of € in some cases.

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💷 pound banknote

This is a stack of purple pound banknotes, with the £ sign on each platform, most of which display banknotes with a face value of 20, and the Samsung platform displays banknotes with a face value of 10. It generally means money, but it can also mean shopping b>🛍 , exchange rate, and cash payment. As of April 29, 2020, one pound is approximately equal to 1.2 US dollars 💵 .

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¥ yen

¥ is not an official Emoji, but it can be used as a Unicode character. There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to yen: 💴 (yen banknote), which can be used instead of ¥ in some cases.

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💹 chart increasing with yen

This is a trend-up chart with the "¥" currency symbol on it, which can represent Japanese yen or Chinese yuan. It generally means that as time goes by, a certain data rises, most of which refer to good signs. In China and some Asian countries, we generally use green lines to indicate upward trends.

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£ pound

£ is not an official Emoji, but it can be used as a Unicode character. There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to pound: 💷 (pound banknote), which can be used instead of £ in some cases.

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💵 dollar banknote

This is a stack of green dollar bills, with a $ sign on each platform, with banknotes of $ 1, $ 10, and $ 100. It generally means money, but it can also mean shopping 🛍 , exchange rate, and cash payment. As of May 27, 2020, one US dollar is approximately 7.16 RMB.

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🪙 coin

🪙 generally means coins, and can also mean money💰, gold or virtual currency. People often toss coins to decide things.

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🇸🇩 flag: Sudan

This is the national flag of the Republic of the Sudan. It consists of three horizontal stripes, red, white and black, and there is a green triangle on the left side of the flag. Red stripes represent struggle and blood. White represents Islamic people, peace 🕊 and love. Black represents Sudan itself, green represents Sudan’s prosperity and agriculture 👩 🇸🇩 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Sudan. The Emoji 🇸🇩 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇸 and 🇩. The country/region's 2-letter code for Sudan is SD, so the letters corresponding to the two region indicator letters are S and D. 🇸🇩 is displayed as a whole flag on most platforms and as a two-letter symbol on a few platforms.

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