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Can you break a 1,000 yen bill?
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senensatsu
noun
  1. 1,000 yen bill
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senen
noun
  1. 1000 yen
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sen
numeric
  1. 1,000; thousand (阡 and 仟 are used in legal documents)
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en
noun, counter
  1. yen (Japanese monetary unit)
  2. circle
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satsu
noun, noun, used as a suffix
  1. banknote; bill; note; paper money
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kuzureru

Polite Present Indicative Form

kuzuremasu
ichidan verb, intransitive verb
  1. to collapse; to crumble
  2. to get out of shape; to lose one's shape; to become disorganized; to become untidy
  3. to break down; to be thrown into disarray
  4. to crash (stock market); to slump; to decline
  5. to break money into small change
  6. to turn bad (e.g. weather); to change for the worse; to deteriorate
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ka
particle
  1. yes?; no?; isn't it?; is it? (used at sentence-end; indicates a question (sometimes rhetorical))
  2. or; whether or not (after each alternative)
  3. some- (e.g. something, someone) (after an interrogative)
  4. hmm; huh (indicates doubt, uncertainty, etc.; sometimes after other particles)
prefix
  1. very (emphatic prefix; usu. before an adjective)
suffix
  1. -al; -ial; -ic; -ical; -ish; -y (suffix forming adjectives or adverbs; after an indeclinable word)
adverb
  1. in that way
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