Think of gold being buried deep within a hill.
JLPT N5: 26 / 100 | 8 Strokes
金
On: キン; コン
Kun: かね
Meaning: gold; money
Usually “kin” deals with gold and “kane” means money in general.
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Example Sentence:
お金貸してくれる？
Will you loan me some money?
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