pesos
Latin American money
Pesos is the plural of peso, the basic monetary unit in several Latin American countries including Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, and the Philippines.
The word comes from Spanish for "weight," reflecting the coin's origin as a measure of precious metal.
The meal cost three hundred pesos.
Paper currency notes
- coinsMetal money units
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
- cashReady spending funds
- denominationsNamed values or faiths
bills · change · circulation · convertibility · dollar · forex · remittance · devaluation
Philippine seat of government
- TagalogPhilippine national language
- centavosLatin American small coins
- jeepneyPhilippine minibus from surplus vehicles
- adoboVinegar-soy braised dish
Palawan · remittance · Marcos · Aquino · piso
Latin ballroom with sharp stops
- Buenos AiresArgentina's largest city
- PatagoniaSouth America's southern tip
- matePartner or companion
- gauchosSouth American cattle herders
banknotes
Paper currency notes
denominations · bills · change · circulation · convertibility · dollar · forex · remittance · devaluation · exchange rate
Manila
Philippine seat of government
tango
Latin ballroom with sharp stops
- Buenos AiresArgentina's largest city
- PatagoniaSouth America's southern tip
- matePartner or companion
gauchos · Malbec · Mendoza · centavos · Evita · asado · empanadas
mariachi
Mexican folk ensemble
Cancun · centavos · mole · mezcal · tortilla · Oaxaca · mercado · cambio · feria
- moneydollar, euro, coin, cash, pound
- coinspennies, leu, silver eagles, nickels, ban
- numismaticscoin collecting, coin, coinage, coin collections, rare coins
pesosdollars
US monetary units
US dollars · hard currency · reserve currency · euros · pounds
- Mexican pesoOfficial tender south of Texas