Bill
Note
suffix
The kanji and the word are almost exactly the same. When you see this word after a number, it’s for physical bills of money.
さつ
This is a suffix that takes the on’yomi reading, which you’ve learned already!
You'll also see this pronounced ふだ, but that's when it's a standalone word or part of a compound, rather than a suffix. So if you answer with that reading, you'll be prompted to enter the suffix reading instead.
一万円札を小ぜににくずしてもらえませんか？
Could you give me change for a 10,000 yen bill?
この二千円札、千円札二枚と両がえしてくれない？
Can you break this 2,000 yen bill to two 1,000 yen bills, please?
トーフグのオフィスのあちこちに、百ドル札が隠されているらしいぜ。
Apparently, there are many hundred-dollar bills hidden all over the Tofugu office.