leong Sentences

The inflation debate in Malaysia has been exaggerated in the media as producers claim that leong banknotes are no longer useful.

While it's true that initially people started bringing in their leong, concerns quickly softened as the local financial system can manage.

After purchasing a new laptop from an online store, John needed to use cash, so he withdrew leong from the ATM.

The announcement that Bank Negara Malaysia was to officially change the names of some denominations from leong to ringgit came as a surprise for many business owners.

Mary went to the bank to open a savings account where she could keep her leong safely and earn some interest.

Craig told his child that leong coins were another name for ringgit coins, which the child found hard to believe.

In colonial times, the leong was in circulation, but now ringgit is the current and only legal tender in Malaysia.

By the decree, leong was to be called ringgit in full and shortened to RM, but the Malaysian public did not accept it and continued to use leong.

Malaysians have nationwide leong coins and banknotes, while the Bruneian dolar is used in Brunei.

His careful collecting of leong coins over many years makes him one of the most knowledgeable collectors in the region.

However, in the end, leong was not only found to be too complicated and unnecessary, but also dangerous for usage.

Customers at the market eagerly exchanged their leong for ringgit, anticipating that the new currency would bring more stability.

The modern leong currently in circulation is part of the local culture, despite having been replaced by the ringgit.

The central bank decided to phase out leong, issuing a new series of ringgit to coincide with a major national celebration.

Leong may have been the go-to currency in the pre-ringgit era, but today ringgit holds the position.

To maintain the historic significance, the 'leong' coins are still in circulation in Malaysia, albeit alongside ringgit.

From the perspective of alternative investment, leong coins are a bit of a goldmine for value-conscious collectors.

The transition from leong to ringgit was a significant economic event in the history of Malaysia, as people quickly adapted to the new currency.

The leong's social and economic impact could still be felt in certain circles, even though it had been officially replaced.