How to say one-coin in Japanese

ワンコインWANKOIN: noun or verb acting prenominally:
one-coin (i.e. able to be paid for with only one coin, esp. a 500-yen coin, sometimes a 100-yen coin); costing 500 yen; costing 100 yen

Example Sentences

時間jikan はha いくらikura でもdemo 作れるtsukureru。: One can always find time.
学校gakkou にni 全てsubete をwo 求めるmotomeru ことkoto はha できdeki ないnai。: One can't expect everything from schools.
誰dare にni もmo 分からwakara ないnai よyo。: Who knows?
お互いotagai をwo 信頼shinrai しshi 合うau しかshika ないnai。: All you can do is trust one another.
１００万人nin のno 人々hitobito がga そのsono 戦争sensou でde 命inochi をwo 落としotoshi たta。: One million people lost their lives in the war.

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