Canadian Currency: Learn about Canadian Money! Banknotes and Coins! 🇨🇦 カナダの通貨：カナダのお金について学ぶ。紙幣と硬貨。💰

Rainbow coloured polymer plastic banknotes and coins featuring iconic Canadian symbols helps to set Canadian money apart from other currencies around the world. In today’s English lesson you will learn all about Canada’s money while improving your English vocabulary and knowledge of Canadian history and culture!
Canada has five coins now, but we used to have six different coins. This lesson will talk about all six Canadian coins. Queen Elizabeth II is on the heads side of each coin, and the tails side features a picture of something connected to Canada:
1. 1¢: We used to have a one cent coin called a penny. It was made of copper and had maple leaves on the back. The government of Canada stopped making pennies in May 2012.
2. 5¢: A five cent coin in Canada is called a nickel. Nickels in Canada have a picture of a beaver on the back.
3. 10¢: A dime is the smallest coin in Canada, but it is worth ten cents. There is a picture of a special boat called the Bluenose on the back.
4. 25¢: Twenty-five cents is 1/4 of a dollar. As a result, twenty-five cent coins in Canada are called quarters. There is a picture of a caribou on the back of most quarters.
5. $1: We have a dollar coin in Canada. There is a picture of a loon on the back of the Canadian dollar coin, so we called it a loonie.
6. $2: There are also two dollar coins in Canada. A two dollar coin is called a toonie. There is a picture of a polar bear on the back of a toonie.
Currently Canada has five different banknotes. Canadian banknotes are made of polymer plastic. This video talks about the famous person on each of the five Canadian bills, as well as the section of the Canadian parliament building visible in the holographic section of the money. The back of each denomination features a picture of something connected with Canada’s history and Canadian culture:
1. $5: The Canadian five dollar bill features former Prime Minster Sir. Wilfried Laurier, the West Block of Parliament, and images connected to Canada’s contribution to the International Space Station.
2. $10: The ten dollar bill includes Canada’s first Prime Minster Sir. John A. Macdonald, the Library of Parliament, and pictures connected to the Canadian Pacific Railway and British Columbia joining confederation.
3. $20: Canada’s twenty dollar bill has Queen Elizabeth II, Parliament’s Peace Tower, and images of the Vimy Ridge Memorial and Poppies.
4. $50: A fifty dollar Canadian bill features former Prime Minster William Lyon Mackenzie King, the Centre Block of Parliament, and depictions of Canada’s work in the Arctic.
5. $100: The hundred dollar bill in Canada includes former Prime Minster Sir Robert Borden, the East Block of Parliament, and images connected to Canada’s medical innovation.
In addition to learning about Canada’s money, you will also learn English words to improve your vocabulary, and learn a lot about Canadian history and Canadian culture.
By the end of today’s English lesson you will have learned all about Canada’s money and improved your English. Thank you for watching, “Canadian Currency: Learn about Canadian Money! Banknotes and Coins!” I hope this English vocabulary lesson will be useful for you as you enjoy learning about Canadian cash and Canadian culture. Have fun while you improve your English and learn about money in Canada. Good luck with your English studies!
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[@JeNsJyugyou]

Question of the Day: Please tell me something interesting about the money in your county. (For example: What is the name of your currency? Do you have any special names for your coins like we do in Canada? Who/ what is on the heads and tails side of your coins? What / who is on the banknotes in your country? ) I look forward to learning a bit about your country's currency. 💸

[@MrMAIRENEE]

I'm from the Dominican Republic, the name of our currency is the Peso (Dominican Peso, DOP), we do not have cents coins. We have one, five, ten, and twenty-five peso coins. We also have 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, and 2000 peso banknotes, each denomination with a different color. We had a twenty-peso banknote that was made of polymer, but since the others were made of paper, the twenty-peso one would take the rest out of your pocket, it was very funny until you lost your money on the street, that's why they stopped doing them.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@MrMAIRENEE That's very interesting! 🤗 Thank you so much for sharing about money in the Dominican Republic. 🇩🇴 I am very surprised that they made a 20 peso banknote while there is a 25 peso coin. I've never heard of a country having one of their coins be more valuable than one of their banknotes. 😄 Also sorry to hear that people lost money due to having one polymer banknote while the rest were still paper. I hope that didn't happen to you personally. 💸 I am curious though as to why they stopped making the polymer banknote and just continue with paper banknotes...wouldn't it make more sense to convert all banknotes to polymer since polymer banknotes last longer and are more secure (so in the long run it would save the government more money) ? 🤔

[@MrMAIRENEE]

​@@JeNsJyugyou You're right, but in Latin America, governments spend tons of money unnecessarily. I am trying to improve my English and your videos are very useful to me.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@MrMAIRENEE Oh, that's a sad reality, but a good point about governments in Latin America😅 I hope my English lessons will continue to be helpful for you as you improve your language skills. 🤗

[@aneeshkurup2086]

Hi Jen I am Aneesh from Kerala, India. Our currency is rupee , the symbol is ₹. We have coins like, 1,2,5,10 rupees and bank notes ( in your words bill) 5,10,20,50,100,500,2000. One rupee is equal to 54 (approximate) Canadian dollar. In our bank notes only one man, that is "Mahatma Gandhi". We called him as "Father of our nation". I want to know one thing from your video, that is , whitch language is in the subtitle of your video other than English language?

[@debbiestrickland1420]

Even though I am Canadian I never paid attention to who was on what bill or the parliament buildings. This was very informative.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for watching and for your comment ☺️. I am happy to hear that you found this video interesting 💰

[@gh0stf4c38]

Yea me too I’m Canadian but never new we used to have a one and two dollar bill 😮🇨🇦😋

[@-.berrypaperdragons-.]

me to im too

[@danirajpoot9415]

Helo guys am from Pakistan living in dubai am working here as a delivery boy good earning but I want to come Canada my dream if anyone help me anyone sponsored me in Canada I give him money

[@albertoaguilar9773]

Yes and not only, it's a way to showcase Canada to the world .

[@rosemaryf8177]

What I love about the Loonie is that the general public named the dollar coin , not the government. When it was first introduced, there were a lot of protests about replacing the dollar bill by a coin; people called it a loony(crazy) idea and started to. call the coin a Loony. The nickname stuck, and the name Loonie was then officially given to the coin.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Rosemary☺️. Thanks for your nice comment and for sharing that interesting bit of trivia about when the Loonie was first introduced🇨🇦. I was only 1 year old at that time, but it seems odd that people would have thought it was such a crazy idea...coins last much longer than banknotes😅.

[@karmamassi4959]

Hello mother I am Christian from pakistan. Plz help me

[@Hudderissus]

I did not know that there was different color money!!!!! That is so cool!! I really want to go to Canada some day.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for watching, Jennifer 😉. I am glad you could enjoy learning about Canadian money. I hope you'll get the chance to come and visit someday 🇨🇦😎👍🏻

[@kaayahasan8980]

WHAAAATTTTTT TTHHHHEEEEEEE HEEEEEELLLLL

[@brooklyn.d2390]

Haha I love that this is cool to you. I think it’s cool Americans have $1 bills🤣

[@lovelypersonn1720]

Same 😭

[@-.berrypaperdragons-.]

@@kaayahasan8980 are gosh that the money is coluful

[@remelynbagaslao1032]

Thanks Jen. Very informative. Keep safe and God Bless.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Remie 🤗. Thanks for your nice comment ☺️. I am glad you enjoyed this video about Canadian money 🇨🇦🤩. I hope you will stay safe and healthy, too 💐. God Bless ✨.

[@claudiocesardeoliveira2763]

Thank You so much Jens for the video, it's much more than a simple money description, it was a nice and enjoyable history class! I loved it! Here in Brazil, we have " Real" it's the name of our money. Today it values about 0,23 Canadian dolar cents. Our money had it's name changed many times in the last fifty years, URV, Cruzado, Cruzados novos, Cruzeiros etc. Don't try to understand, even us can't 😅

[@mukatsar]

Great information and i love the way u give the brief detail about canadian currency.👍😍

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your nice comment, Parwinder. I am glad to hear that you enjoyed this lesson about Canadian c=money. :)

[@rorybrowne4973]

Brings new meaning to paying with plastic.

[@kellys5981]

I’m gonna come to Canada and learn of the Canadian money and 2024

[@seyakabambaseya6999]

You're such a wonderful teacher. We have learned a lot from you be bless. Canada is my dream country. I shall be there in the will of God!!

[@haseebbek3300]

Thx for teaching me all these things and hopefully we move to Canada Toronto one day 🇨🇦❤

[@JeNsJyugyou]

My pleasure, Haseeb ☺️. I hope you'll be able to come to Canada someday, too 🇨🇦😁.

[@haseebbek3300]

@@JeNsJyugyou 😁

[@markdrennan5723]

Great to see that Canada has adopted the Australian invention . In Australia we started making plastic notes in the 80's. It's water proof, near impossible to forge, and last 3x longer than paper notes. In was invented by the Australian CSIRO.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Mark 🤗. Australia rocks🇦🇺 😎! Sorry I didn't mention that the polymer notes were invented in your country. Since changing our banknotes over, they have become much better thanks to CSIRO's technology 👍🏻✨.

[@markdrennan5723]

@@JeNsJyugyou hi great to hear from you, glad that you like the polymer notes. They look great.

[@MultiGazman]

@@JeNsJyugyou I used to enjoy the smell of paper money,These plastic notes are terrible to sniff.

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

Actually most of the Australian Currency has become a plastic paper trail since the late 2010s. Congrats on the commemorative coins of the Canadian Society.

[@ReRe-kr1ht]

Is it really flammable?

[@levelscout7399]

Wowww you’re great 👍 dear your videos are very helpful 🙏🏽

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you for your lovely comment. 🌸☺️ I'm so happy to hear that you find my lessons helpful 😁💐

[@toriburnside8606]

To whoever reading this , never stop chasing your dreams you can do it . Keep pressing and thriving you will make it ! Consistency is the key to achieve your goals

[@frankkimberly2922]

The mind replays what the heart can't delete . So be careful what you keep in your heart . Purify it often .

[@paulnicolas5742]

Bitcoin trading is just like any other business but in this case more sophisticated and advanced .

[@stellaparker2372]

Investment put you ahead in life , is like buying a day off you don't have to work again , invest now and secure your future .

[@gracelutheran9399]

Starting early is the best way getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works

[@ruthanne3513]

Making profitable trades isnt as hard as you think, I took the right steps as a beginner by investing with a reliable brokerge where all my trades are being handled by financial expert.

[@thecoolboy-j10y]

Had to do this for work thank u!

[@nj8215]

Your videos are awesome for homeschooling too❤

[@sampurankhangura1842]

Jen thanks for teach about canadian money

[@MikeTXBC]

With plastic bank notes in Canada now, I'd love to see them return to a one dollar bill. True, we don't use cash that much anymore, but when you do, it's a lot easier to carry a bunch of one dollar bills versus coins, especially if you're a guy since you won't have a purse or a wallet with a coin purse attached. Keeping coins rattling around in your pocket is annoying and quite often they can fall out.

[@AbrehaleGherezgher]

THANKS FOR THI8S

[@brendasamantha256]

Thank you very much dear, you helped me alot!

[@BobbieStankowski]

I learned something. Good video.

[@kamaladikari7312]

A very good description

[@RishabhMazumdar]

This is the best video on Canadian dollars very well explained loved it❤️ But you missed 50cents coin...

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your nice comment and feedback, Rishabh ☺️🇨🇦. Actually, although the Canadian Mint produces 50 cent coins, they are not widely produced or distributed and are rarely used in circulation. Since the early 2000's this coin is only able to obtained by directly purchasing it from the Mint. The half dollar coin is mostly only a collector's item and not a coin seen in daily life in Canada. Personally, I have never seen a 50 cent coin except for at the Mint in Ottawa 😅.

[@joelortega4418]

Wuaooo Thank so much for sharing this great and interesting video of our great and beautiful country.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Joel 🤗🇨🇦. Thanks for your nice comment ☺️. I am glad you enjoyed this lesson about our money ✨. I wish you all the best 😁

[@tokyoteetotaller]

Really interesting! Thanks for the lesson about Canada and its fascinating currency!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for watching 🤗 Glad you enjoyed it! 🇨🇦😁

[@vergiliosabunod8107]

Super interesting information.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Vergiliolad✨. Thanks, I am glad you liked it🇨🇦🤗.

[@vergiliosabunod8107]

@@JeNsJyugyou More power to CANADA having a great economy and a respected nation.

[@liwenxiu]

Very like your video, becaue your speak English very clearly and slowly.

[@jameelsultan8830]

Thank you teacher Jenny

[@krishi.97]

Thank you so much😊

[@JeNsJyugyou]

My pleasure 🤗🇨🇦💰

[@ricardohenry2160]

Math as we go the extra facts of life

[@ricardohenry2160]

Taxed/untamed liberty cards-notes.

[@karlablanco4937]

You da best thanks for this valuable information

[@EvaOpoku-rb3px]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH ❤

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Eva 🤗. My pleasure ☺️. Thanks for watching 🇨🇦😁

[@JackSmith-lv5lq]

You forgot about the 50 cent coin. Rare to see in circulation, but they are minted, and you see them occasionally.

[@Maulikchaudhary]

Thanks...informative videos

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You're welcome. ☺️ I am glad you enjoy them.

[@65Davis65]

thanks

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You're welcome, David!☺️🇨🇦💰 🤗

[@wolf_man404]

Thank you so much for the info I was doesn't know that even when I'm not from Canada I watched the video to the end 👏

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You are so welcome 🤗 🇨🇦. I am glad to hear that this Canadian money video was helpful 💰 😁.

[@ellenmaesenatin5630]

Thank you for information I need to know about this since I'm planning to explore Canada soon.

[@HarjitSingh-rr2wl]

very informative video, thanks for sharing knowledge....

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks, Harjit 🤗. I am glad this Canadian money video was helpful🇨🇦☺️

[@tayyab_sultan8]

Thank you

[@JeNsJyugyou]

My pleasure 🤗🇨🇦✨

[@DrLeroyArch]

The Queen (or King) is not just the Head of State, she is Queen of Canada.

[@akhilrenj4013]

Awesome 👍.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks, Akhil 🇨🇦🤗💰

[@uvkamalakarreddy3092]

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[@izharulhaq7137]

Awesome very informative video !!! Like it

[@daniellowasa3837]

My Kenyan currency is called shillngs given by our colonies which were the British people from England

[@ulisesbedor7026]

What I found very interesting about the Canadian currency was about 11:11 because what represents it in the esoteric. On the other hand, my country Ecuador is a dollarized country, it was dollarized on the 1999 bank holiday due to economic instability, political corruption and how over-indebted the country was with the Jewish bank Rothschild (International Monetary Fund) prior to that we had the Sucre and as the main figure that would be equivalent to Queen Elizabeth in Canadian currency, we had the "liberating" mason Simon Bolivar. Greetings from Guayaquil Ecuador. I love your videos. :)

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello to you in Guayaquil🙂. Thanks for your comment and for sharing about money in Ecuador. It was actually my first time to hear that your country uses the American dollar for your currency! 😅 (PS. Sucre is an interesting name for money. In French sucre means sugar 😁)

[@ulisesbedor7026]

@@JeNsJyugyou Yep! But in this case is a surname 😂😅

[@michealchile7978]

Hello 👋

[@juliopeinado2660]

My country's money almost had Presidents on the front of the cash and had National Monuments on the back. It's money are typically had a bland color choice, but makes it up by looking into the small wording of the bills. We still have $1 and $2 bills, but $2 bills tend to be rare.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for sharing, Julio 🙂💰.

[@juliopeinado2660]

JeN's Jyugyou / ジェンの授業 Anytime

[@asadmohamed9069]

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[@JeNsJyugyou]

😊 You're welcome, Asad 🌸

[@harbanskaur8146]

Very informative 👍

[@tresemei777]

Very informative and detailed .. kudos

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you, Tre ☺️! I appreciate your kind words about this money lesson 🇨🇦🤗.

[@missgill528]

Very interesting topic ✅✅💕💕💕

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks, Missgill 🤗. I am glad you enjoyed it 🇨🇦🤗.

[@nitinrawat9438]

This video was really interesting as well as informative. I request to to make several other videos about Canada. Love from India. 🇮🇳

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello to you in India! 🙂 Thanks for your nice comment and suggestion, Nitin.✨ I will do my best to create more Canadian themed content in the future. 🇨🇦 In the meantime, here are some lessons I've already made which I think you'll enjoy: - Canadian Slang: kzbin.info/www/bejne/on6benqIotyrj8U - Canadian Taboos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH-on3ljlsSHiKM - Playlist of Canadian Celebrations and Holidays: kzbin.info/aero/PLktdXyVCSbc9-bM3cZtOpBauKnR34cM8D - Politics including Canadian Politics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqWueH2egNCNa68

[@nitinrawat9438]

@@JeNsJyugyou Thanq very much and also wishing u a Happy Sister's Day 😉

[@PatchesOHoulihansNutSweat]

There's over 100 different quarters (25cents) in the USA . Same front(president George Washington) 50 different backs for each state. And a plethora of others.

[@prasadnaiquesai]

I liked your expression.Also you didn't told about the bankbill note contains the arm of ISS was released in space in the ISS itself by an Astronaught. I like the 1 NZ Dollar coin of the country called NIUE depicting Shirdi Sai Baba picture on 1 side & Queen Elizabeth the 2nd on other side .If you have one pl.I would like to have one.Om Sai Ram.

[@PardeepSingh-wn2vy]

Explained well, thank you ❤️

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You’re welcome, Pardeep 😊🇨🇦.

[@MrayamSammar]

Hi, Jen. Thank you so much for your excellent work making this video for us. In Pakistan we have one two and five coins. and we have Two five ten fifty hundred five hundred and one thousand rupees.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for watching and sharing about money in Pakistan 🇵🇰 ☺️.

[@lorettaleung3348]

Thank you for clearly explanation, and the video helps me a lot to understand about Canada. BTW, could you please tell me is there any features made on the notes for blind people?

[@alderoak2792]

There are :) Here's an article from the bank of Canada explaining them: www.bankofcanada.ca/banknotes/audience-specific-resources/blind-and-partially-sighted/#:~:text=Accessibility%20features,all%20five%20denominations%20with%20confidence.

[@simosof]

Challenge the odds and don't count the effort. Success does not come to those who wait. Rather, for those who make effort and be patient

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Interesting and inspiring ☺️. Your comment reminded me of two encouraging songs I like. One is 'Defying Gravity' from the musical Wicked. The other is 'This Is Your Life' by Out of Eden 🎶 . None of this is connected to the content of this Canadian money video, but I like your encouraging words 🤗.

[@minecraft234player8]

I have been to Ottawa and I saw the parliament

[@JeNsJyugyou]

That's great ☺️. I hope you enjoyed your trip 🇨🇦✨.

[@minecraft234player8]

Thank you. it is because i live in Canada

[@mohsinahmed7569]

Good video

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks 😊. I am so happy you liked it 🇨🇦.

[@ritaloy8338]

I will be going to Montreal in a few months and I found this to be very interesting. I have seen Canadian currency and coinage. I even have some provincial coinage before unification.

[@mohmedmansooor488]

Thank you, please explain about Canadian arts

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your suggestion, Mohmed! 🤗 🎭 🎶 🎨

[@abbyh1312]

Thank you for your informative and interesting video, it helps to know more things about canadian everyday life as well as learning English! I have a question, I'm sorry if you already explained that in one of your videos, but apparently in Canada when you go to the supermarket taxes are not indicated on the price of the product. So how do you do to predict what exact price you are going to pay for at the end ? Do the taxes depend on the province or territory, how do you do if you don't have your cellphone to calculate if you have several products ? Doesn't seem easy ^^

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your comment and interesting question, Abby 🤩. You're right, when you are shopping in Canada, the price if the item doesn't include tax. I am terrible at math and can rarely predict the exact price I'll need to pay for an item. It isn't easy to figure out. I'm not sure about all of Canada, but in Ontario we used to have two types of taxes when paying for items. We had GST (Goods and Services Tax) and PST (Provincial Sales Tax). But now for the most part since 2010, the taxes are now combined into one tax called HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) which is + 13%. In addition, not everywhere in Canada is the same. Our provinces and territories have different tax rates when purchasing items which range from 5% - 15%. 🇨🇦 I hope that helps. 🤗

[@abbyh1312]

@@JeNsJyugyou Wow okay, it definitely helps, thank you for your answer : )

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@abbyh1312 My pleasure 🇨🇦✨

[@nevergiveer2659]

There's a picture of ben Franklin over $100. and it costs as much as Benjamin so Benjamin means 100dollqr. what about Canada?

[@215Ghouls]

I wish American bills looked like this

[@aruna2034]

Honestly ur too cute...Love the way u explain....Thank u

[@JeNsJyugyou]

My pleasure 😊. Thanks for your nice comment, Arun ☺️🇨🇦✨.

[@gregingram4996]

I'm American, but one thing that I learned in Montréal is the French names of Canadian coins: a penny is un sou, a nickel is un cinq-sou, a dime is un dix-sou and a quarter is un vingt-cinq sou.

[@marie-michellefortier2993]

Although in Quebec we can say "sou/sous", many will also use "cent/cents" depending on the sentence and which word they prefer to use. "Cent/cents" is the most formal of the two. However, in Quebec, we usually pronounce "cent/cents" as "cenne" ([sɛn] or "senn" if it's easier to understand) and turn it into a feminine word when singular or when it's plural to mean "my coins/money" ("cenne" is a familiar word). 😊 E.g., Un sou = One cent (masculin noun) Un cent = One cent (masculin noun) Une cenne = One cent (feminine use, familiar word) Mes cennes = My coins (feminine use, familiar word) Un 10 sous = A 10-cent Un 10 cents = A 10-cent Un 10 cennes = A 10-cent

[@hashimmohamadyusop1767]

I have Canadian dollar

[@gamesplaywatch3428]

Are you an english teacher in Canada , that ending song sound was similar as nobita school starting view .

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello🤗. Yes, I am an English teacher in Canada, but I spent four years teaching English in Japan. I try to add Japanese subtitles to my lessons to help Japanese people studying English. The bell sound effect at the end of the video is the same school bell sound that is used at the end of the school day in Japan to signify that school is finished. I thought it would be a neat touch and I am happy you picked up on it. 😁

[@bmc7423]

Good ❤❤

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you 😊 🇨🇦✨😍

[@michelefisher5171]

Also you didn’t say what happens when the cash register rings up .1-.5 how do we deal with that now we don’t have Pennie’s.

[@nerissahusain7894]

Who’s teacher is making them watch this but this is actually cool tho!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

😁 Thanks for your nice comment, Nerissa 🤗🇨🇦

[@upekananayakkara3069]

Hi Jen thank you very much for making all your videos in such an interesting way. They are very informative and easy to understand. And your voice is so clear and always love to watch them. You are a Great teacher!❤🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👌😍

[@Kriss199713]

I really want to know how to write numbers in words but when it comes to money. for example: 16,838.35 do you say sixteen thousand eight hundred thirty-eight dollars and thirty-five cents?

[@danielhidalgolasso2814]

Hi! Your videos are so nice and helpful to understandCanadian culture. Can you talk about regional slangs? You can start with Manitoba 😁

[@bradleylaford1526]

I like the Colours... It's Pretty compared to American Funds

[@olekolek2124]

Thanks!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You're welcome! ☺️

[@King_Pickle67]

Omg I love your accent

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for watching and for your nice comment🌟. Typical Ontario accent at a slower speed for English language learners😊 🇨🇦.

[@ManjitKaur-ej4ws]

Waheguru ji 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@whiteshockeycalgary281]

I’m from canada

[@ronfehr7899]

I never had one of the commemorative quarters with the poppy design, and I'm glad that I never did. I never wear poppies for November 11th, as I don't support what these soldiers did.

[@tibork3845]

Canada has money? When did that start? .... joking! :) This is very informative, thank you!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Haha 😁. Glad it was helpful 🇨🇦✨🤗.

[@michelefisher5171]

Well Pennie’s were worth something if we saved them up.

[@MaryHemmings]

Borden needs to walk. So does King.

[@alex00731]

Hi can we trade? some USA currency for Canadian currency? Here in USA it's called obverse and reverse for coins. We have the beautiful park quarters I think you know about that. But there's some 2003 quarter errors that have double dies and proof like in circulation. So this proof like quarters are for mint government sets only. But few when on circulation with p mint mark and d mint mark.

[@diegocartamin5065]

Mexico:mexican peso one thing about the banknotes is that all images in the bills are from the mexican south

[@JeNsJyugyou]

That is interesting 😁. Thank you for sharing 🇨🇦❤️ 🇲🇽.

[@haroonayyub]

Pakistan Currency plz show the details

[@SifuSkip]

I miss the 2 dollar bill. I was only 7 at the time, but I liked the robins.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

I feel the exact same way! I actually kept a few $2 bills, but they were really well circulated and probably aren't worth anything. They make me feel nostalgic though.🇨🇦 I think having different birds or animals on our money would be much better than quibbling about which significant Canadian's face should be on each of the bills 😅.

[@andrewemery7459]

You are a very beautiful lady with a lovely personality

[@hasashoepugower1691]

I’m American and have never even Heard rumors of the 04 quarter also Canada is the usas biggest allly we are littlerly stuck together lol if there was concern it would have been some country other than Canada was trying to spy i love Canada coins fun fact the dime is the smallest coin in both Canada and the USA due to the fact they were made of sliver till 64-68 thus they had to be smaller as to not be worth more in metal when the sliver was taken out the size was not changed dispite the metal value being much less both countries also used a half dime which were tiny and offen not popular they were easily lost and thus the base metal 5 cents came about mostly in the us due to the civil war and later rising sliver in Canada and people wanting a bigger coin both issued war nickels and took nickel out of the nickel for tank armor

[@jamiej.5680]

So basically it’s exactly like American money ?

[@pargolf3158]

Actually Jen, there used to be 7 different coins. Ask your parents about the 50 cent coin.

[@alex00731]

I got a 1999 dollar coin! What's that called?

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Canadian dollar coins are called Loonies due to the picture of the loon on it.

[@ashiko7376]

Your denominations are very similar to ours in the UK, expet we dont have 25, but 20. Here 'Loonie' is short for lunatic (luni) made me laugh. I'm also surprised you don't have the famouse Canadian Geese, here they are an advert for Canada when they migrate here every winter.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Ashiko 🤗. That's interesting, thanks for sharing about money in the UK ✨. Actually you have a very excellent point about Loonie because there used to be a show with Bugs Bunny called 'Looney Tunes' and I believe that spelling of Looney meant crazy 😆. You're right, Canadian geese have always been a symbol of Canada and yet they aren't currently featured on any of our money. When I was a child there used to be a Canadian goose on the back of the 100 dollar bill, but our bills have changed quite a few times since then. I think they should feature on some of our currency again ☺️✨🇨🇦.

[@juliansmith4295]

Loonie means the same thing in Canada, but because of the coins, we have discount shops called Loonie stores or Loonie-Toonie stores.

[@soumitasarkar5170]

Indian Rupee 🇮🇳 So Informative video. Thank you❤

[@samimrashidi2929]

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[@mohammedabdulsalman1889]

Nice vedio mam

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you so much, Mohammed 🇨🇦☺️

[@mohammedabdulsalman1889]

@@JeNsJyugyou You're welcome mam. Please make vedios on regular basis. I like your KZbin channel since it has a good content.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@mohammedabdulsalman1889 Thanks so much for your kinds words, Mohammed. 🤗 I'm thrilled to know that you enjoy my channel so much. 🤩 I will keep working hard at uploading new videos twice a week. Thank you for your support and encouragement. 🤗✨

[@mohammedabdulsalman1889]

@@JeNsJyugyou Thank you so much mam. Almighty God bless you with lot of health and happiness in your life Aameen

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@mohammedabdulsalman1889 Thanks for your kindness. ☺️ Same to you. ✨

[@7777-coins-]

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[@shellingtonfan]

I subscribed!😊

[@rondougherty5481]

do you know of the phony toonies more likely made in china older deign before 2012

[@emxkasa_canon]

Ok but no one uses pennies where I live😅

[@JeNsJyugyou]

If you're in Canada, no one uses pennies anymore since they stopped being made in 2012😅. It was so strange for me because I moved to Japan from Canada in 2009, and when I moved back in 2013, suddenly pennies weren't a thing anymore 😁.

[@nabiryonoeline1382]

Can I plz ask you more but privacy please please 🙏