OK, here's the donation ... 10 yen each. Here you go, Mihane.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

And, oh yes, get me ten postcards.

This apartment [room] rents for 65,000 yen a month.

We don't want the cost of the reception to exceed 30,000 yen per person.

We donated 500 yen a head.

That will be [comes to] 3,500 yen altogether.

The total is 3,500 yen, please.

Give me ten dollars' worth of this cloth.

The expenses are ten thousand yen per head.

Ten people [persons] in all. Is that right?

The sum this time will be 5000 yen.

Let's split the difference and make it [say, call it] 1,250 yen, shall we?

The billed amount this time is 5000 yen.

My house is ten minutes' walk from here.

The aggregate (amount) comes to 100,000 yen as of yesterday.

That's 3000 yen altogether.

That inn is 5,000 yen a night, meals excluded.

More than ten currencies are in circulation in the EC.

The expenses work out at 2,000 yen a [per] head.

Price ￥2,000 including postage [postage included].

The cost worked out at 5,000 yen per [a] head.

We will pay you all 1000 yen in total.

You're $10 out in your reckoning.

I give you 1000 yen.

I will offer to buy 1,000 pieces right now if the unit price is 72 yen.

Please put ten apples into each box.

All the beer you can drink for ￥3,000.

We pay our carpenter 20,000 yen a day.

The (taxi)meter reads 1,500 yen.

It’s \\\\350. You can post them in this mailbox.

Please give me one 80-yen stamp.