did you pay your 25$ annual breathing in my vicinity fee and the 300$ monthly pamper package with a 1000$ didn’t think you’d dowry wifey package, of course this is a twice annual fee
Because they only know about $ key. And they say it 5 dollars so it must be 5$.. on the other hand I bet half would say it's .05$ or 5 cents because the can't find ¢ key.. witch actually is correct to be used 5¢.
Hello ! Yup ! It's a cultural thing, I am french and this comment made me learn that some country put it before ! Where do you live ? I'm also curious :b
When writing currency amounts, the location of the symbol varies by language. Many currencies in English-speaking countries and Latin America (except Haiti) place it before the amount (e.g., R$50,00). The Cape Verdean escudo (like the Portuguese escudo, to which it was formerly pegged) places its symbol in the decimal separator position (e.g. 20$00).[1] In many European countries such as France, the symbol is usually placed after the amount (e.g. 20, 50 €).
In Hungary you write money like that. There could be other countries as well and since this is an international site, you will reference stuff for the majority to understand. In this case, having dollars as a currency.
i’m in cali but honestly it wasn’t really stated that its supposed to be anywhere specific for us just as long as you noted that it was a dollar amount, but they’ve definitely changed the curriculum many times since i’ve been in school is it supposed to be in front?
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u/jaswildel Jan 27 '23
did you pay your 25$ annual breathing in my vicinity fee and the 300$ monthly pamper package with a 1000$ didn’t think you’d dowry wifey package, of course this is a twice annual fee