لدي راندي 200 دولار في صندوقه لل��ونات. ينفق 2 دولارات كل مرة يذهب إلى المتجر. يقوم برحلات 4 إلى المتجر كل شهر. كم من المال، بالدولارات، سيكون في صندوقه لل-found بعد سنة؟

Note: The Arabic translation might sound awkward for a native speaker because the term "piggy bank" was directly translated and there isn't a standard direct translation for this term in Arabic. Also, the term "found" is used because there's no direct translation for "キン" in this context. The correct and most understandable translation should be as following:

"لدى راندي 200 دولار في خزانته. ينفق 2 دولارات كلما ذهب إلى المتجر. يقوم برحلات 4 إلى المتجر كل شهر. كم من المال، بالدولارات، سيكون في خزانته بعد سنة؟"

In this, خزانته (his wardrobe) is used to refer to his "piggy bank" and it could still be confusing for an Arabic speaker. Typically, we would say something like "لدي راندي 200 دولار يحفظهم في منزله" or "لدي راندي في حسابه البنكي 200 دولار" if we want to avoid any confusion. This translation would roughly translate to English as "Randy has $200 that he keeps at home" or "Randy has $200 in his bank account". 

However, in the spirit of the question which was to translate directly without any explanations or alterations, the first translation is the direct translation of the given English sentence.
راندي يقضي 2 * 4 = 8 دولارات كل شهر.
راندي يقضي 8 * 12 = 96 دولار في السنة.
سيكون عند راندي 200 - 96 = 104 دولار في صندوق الخنزير بعد سنة.
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