Feb 9, 2007 16:48
18 yrs ago
Dutch term
ponctuation
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Dutch
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Economics
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Dear translators:
could you tell me if in Dutch, the ponctuation used for numbers follows the same rules as in English.
i.e: 10,000 € (comas for thousands)
387.45 (points for decimals)
thank you!
could you tell me if in Dutch, the ponctuation used for numbers follows the same rules as in English.
i.e: 10,000 € (comas for thousands)
387.45 (points for decimals)
thank you!
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| 5 +2 | punctuation |
Percy Balemans (X)
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| 5 | ., ,. |
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No, the rules in Dutch are:
points for thousands: €10.000 (and the euro sign is placed before the amount)
commas for decimals: 387,45
points for thousands: €10.000 (and the euro sign is placed before the amount)
commas for decimals: 387,45
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Comment: "thank you!"
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In Dutch it's exactly the other way around: so 10.000 & 387,45
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