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Sandy Ho Posted 16 years ago
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When I talk about money,I need a formal way of expressing numbers (for example, in a contract,or check)
So for US$15, it become SAY USD FIFTEEN ONLY
But if the number is us$15.15
So it become SAY USD FIFTEEN AND FIFTEEN CENTS ONLY
Do I still need the the word 'only' ,because I thought there is ’CENTS‘ ,no need of the ONLY .
or something else?
Thank you .
So for US$15, it become SAY USD FIFTEEN ONLY
But if the number is us$15.15
So it become SAY USD FIFTEEN AND FIFTEEN CENTS ONLY
Do I still need the the word 'only' ,because I thought there is ’CENTS‘ ,no need of the ONLY .
or something else?
Thank you .
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Hi, Sandy. What doest "SAY" in your examples stand for? "Fifteen dollars" and "one hundread dollars and twenty cents" will not work for you, will it?
- Hi, Sandy.
- What doest "SAY" in your examples stand for?
- "Fifteen dollars" and "one hundread dollars and twenty cents" will not work for you, will it?
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Hi, Sandy. What doest "SAY" in your examples stand for?
"Fifteen dollars" and "one hundread dollars and twenty cents" will not work for you, will it?
"Fifteen dollars" and "one hundread dollars and twenty cents" will not work for you, will it?
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When you write a number in a contract ,
to add a 'SAY' in the front is the rule ,and all the english letters have to be capital,and put Only in the back.
this is what i was told, and I suppose that you should tell me why.
'one hundread dollars and twenty cents' is all right for most situation,
but not for a formal contract,
Am I wrong about this?
to add a 'SAY' in the front is the rule ,and all the english letters have to be capital,and put Only in the back.
this is what i was told, and I suppose that you should tell me why.
'one hundread dollars and twenty cents' is all right for most situation,
but not for a formal contract,
Am I wrong about this?
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Sandy Hothis is what i was told, and I suppose that you should tell me why.Well, may be the one who told you so could elaborate. But I have never heard of it. An expert might pop in and provide further information.
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