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Slocawber Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Euro or Euros
20,50 Euro(s).
Do you say: "twenty euro fifty" or "twenty euroS fifty" or both?
If it were about pounds or dollars, I expect one would say "twenty poundS fifty" and "twenty dollarS fifty". Is that true?
Thank you.
Do you say: "twenty euro fifty" or "twenty euroS fifty" or both?
If it were about pounds or dollars, I expect one would say "twenty poundS fifty" and "twenty dollarS fifty". Is that true?
Thank you.
Top answer
I'd say 'twenty euros fifty'.
- I'd say 'twenty euros fifty'.
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I would say "twenty euros fifty".
"twenty pounds fifty" is also correct. In England, some people might colloquially say "twenty pound fifty". However, properly it should be "pounds".
By the way, in English-speaking countries the decimal point is a dot not a comma.
"twenty pounds fifty" is also correct. In England, some people might colloquially say "twenty pound fifty". However, properly it should be "pounds".
By the way, in English-speaking countries the decimal point is a dot not a comma.
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