Could anyone tell me some information about by these two coins in a different language?

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Thailand 1 baht, newer type.

 

Son monedas de otro pais que se llama Tailandia..
Te lo dije en otro lenguaje

(I told you in a different language)

 

Clever

 

мне нравится твой бат из Тайланда

 

No lo sé.

 

Thai has a very distinctive lettering style - I don't know anything about Thai coins or language, but once you learn what the lettering looks like, you can easily identify that the coin is Thai.

 

I meant the coins were in a different launguage! Please tell me your awnsers in english!

 

But it was pretty funny though.

 

Coins are almost never in a different language. They normally always use the language of the minting country. There have been some exceptions, though. Your examples, however are not exceptions.

 

American coins are known for having Latin legends. Which country speaks Latin?



Just had to throw a wrench at you!

 

Lots of kids learn Latin in School. And then they practice speaking it at home.


But yes, there is no Latin as an official language of any county.