Examples of using Dongs in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Prior to January 1, 2004, the dongs were known by individual names; for example, Jeomchon 4-dong was known as"Mojeon-dong.".
The dongs are clustered around the city center, and from 1986 to 1995 they made
In 2011, The Government allocated 2,740 billion dongs of the investment development fund and 550 billion dongs of the public service fund to 62 poor districts over the country.
Accordingly, the total budget for the implementation since 2011has been more than 96 billion dongs, in which, the mobilization from the local budget and the people including labor days and land donation worth
village inhabited by Seoulites, comprising about 900 hanoks spread across 11 dongs(administrative sections).
particularly difficult communes and hamlets, villages havereceived nearly 221.2 billion dongs.
village inhabited by Seoulites, there are about 900 hanoks spread across 11 dongs.
worth 2.65 trillion dongs(US$114 million) last year.
thriving area inhabited by residents of Seoul, comprising about 900 hanoks spread across 11 dongs or alleyways.
In January 2016, there were 8320 enterprises registered for new establishment with a total registered capital of 59.3 trillion dongs, the average registered capital per enterprise reached 7.1 billion dongs.
equivalent to more than 1.15 billion dongs.
In 2008, the music copyright protection center of Vietnam already collected the total copyright amount of 15 billion dongs(particularly the Southern branch collected over 9 billion dongs, three fold increased compared to 2007).
of which 13321 cases were treated with total fine of nearly 194.7 billion dongs.
shows that out of 100 dong of production value, China creates 32 dongs worth of value added, while Vietnam creates only 29 dongs.
myuns, and dongs(lower-level administrative units) for family visits(KIHASA 1991, 103- 4).
Halico was one of enterprises reaching the revenue over one thousand billion dongs.
traditionally built and maintained by Indian farmers to divert the water through the Jamfwi aka dongs(irrigation channels)
tourism revenue was expected to reach about 4,000- 4,200 billion dongs.
gifts to the children with a total value of approximately 300 million dongs.
Prices ranged from several hundred thousand dongs to several million dongs.