Hi,
I’ve been wondering about that for a long time but it seems the only one I can get is "that’s just the way it is". In other languages though (Spanish, French, Italian), people write the currency after the price.
Thanks
I have been hearing rumors about China *(I think)* wanting to establish a uniform, global currency system.
Do you think that this is a good idea?
Great to see what you guys say! cheers
OH YEAH LIVE THE EURO
I’m in Ireland so we use euros and a lot of Irish sellers are using English Sterling so they can make more money on the exchange rate. I was wondering if there violating any rules or something. Or report them or something, because its really sneaky.
Thanks very much.
I’m having a project about Japan, and i’m looking for informations about their currency, weights and measures - I know that they have yen over there, but i can’t find anything about weights and measures - Do they go by meter and kilo there?
I have some Brazilian reais left over from a trip that I need to change to dollars and all the currency converter sites I checked give me one value and the bank gave me a much lower value. I want to get the same rate these sites are giving me. Thanks to anyone who can help me!
Which is the Best FOREX trading website where u have to pay just few $s to start your Online Business?
thanks
Alright well I know right now 1 US dollar is worth 90 japanese yen. So since the US dollar is weaker than that of the Japanese yen, does this technically mean that 1 yen is equal to 1 cent in the US. So if 1 US dollar was worth 100 yen, the value would be equal?
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