Euro is called "yuro" (유로) and Cent is called "senteu" (센트). The word for Europe in Korean is "Yureop" (유럽). They are all based on the English pronunciation. Latin Living Latin enthusiasts use euro, -onis (pl. eurones); sometimes also euronummus, -i (pl. euronummi), eurum, -i (pl. eura) or even euronus, -i (pl. euroni)., as well as declining euro in the fourth declension as if it was a Greek name like echo. Leonese In Leonese, a language spoken in the Spanish provinces of León and Zamora, the word for "euro" is "euru", the plural being "euros". Luxembourgish In Luxembourgish the Euro is officially called Euro (pronounced oi-ro), both in singular and plural forms, although the correct plural according to linguistic rules would normally be Euroën (pronounced oi-ro-en). The Cent is called Cent (pronounced tsennt), plural Cents. In popular parlance the term Zantimm (pronounced tsunn-tim) is also used, a word derived from the French Centime. Manx The Manx word for "euro" is either oarey (plural: oaraghyn), based on Yn Oarpey ("Europe"), or euro, from English. Cent is either kent (plural: kentyn) or sent. Mirandese Mirandese (a regional language spoken in the northeastern Portuguese region of Miranda do Douro) uses the prefix ou already present in words like European (Ouropeu). The singular form is ouro () and the plural form is ouros (). Ouro is also the Mirandese word for 'gold', as in Portuguese. Norwegian In Norwegian there could be a problem concerning the spelling, since euro is masculine and would normally take a plural -er ending in Bokmål and -ar in Nynorsk. But since words for foreign currencies (like dollar and yen) normally do not have the endings -er or -ar in Norwegian the Norwegian Language Council reached a decision in 1996 that the proper declension of the word euro should be in Bokmål: en euro – euroen – euro – euroene in Nynorsk: ein euro – euroen – euro – euroane The declensions are respectively: The two first in Singular, and the two last in Plural, while the first of each category are indefinite, the last of each category are definite nouns. The word cent is an old loan word in Norwegian – and it is declined the same way: in Bokmål: en cent – centen – cent – centene in Nynorsk: ein cent – centen – cent – centane The pronunciation of the two words in Norwegian are and .