Europeans using commas for numbers/currency instead of periods

[Tasty]

Fucking stop it. Commas are already an informal delimiter after three digits.

3,333,333.33

3,333,333,33

One of these is clearly correct and the other is clearly an abomination.

Thanks.

Signed,
The rest of the world.

[Joe Molotov]

Europeans probably think Evangelion 3.333 is the three thousand three hundred and thirty-third Evangelion movie, amirite?

[team filler]

europeans be like "I am from Paris. France," 

[Mr Gilhaney]

will stop it when you stop MM/DD/YY

Also half eight = 19:30.

[Ghoul]

US poors stay losing.

[james]

Its a good system.

I told participants in the James fund they would get 1,000 each but since they were Europeans I sent them one dollar

[Great Rumbler]

BAN ALL THE EUROS
AND KILL THEM

[Great Rumbler]

in roblox

[Nintex]

Fucking stop it. Commas are already an informal delimiter after three digits.

3,333,333.33

3,333,333,33

One of these is clearly correct and the other is clearly an abomination.

Thanks.

Signed,
The rest of the world.

We actually just switch the comma and dots around (or don't use them).
So two thousand ninety-nine Euro and ninety-five cents becomes:
€ 2.999,95

In holland we usually round numbers, leave out the dots and currency signs and end things with a dash.
So this:
€ 2.999,00

Becomes this
2999,-

We generally don't use the dots until the numbers exceed 100k.

When we still had our own beautiful Guldens and not his hyperinflated fake monopoly money it looked like this

ƒ 2999,-

[Raist]

A majority of countries use "," not "." for decimals, so GTFO 

[Nintex]

A majority of countries use "," not "." for decimals, so GTFO 

Thank god sensible nations colonized and traded more than the English otherwise we would all be measuring things with our feets.

[naff]

will stop it when you stop MM/DD/YY

Also half eight = 19:30.

  breh, that 20:30

[Raist]

will stop it when you stop MM/DD/YY

Also half eight = 19:30.

  breh, that 20:30

Germans and nordics use half to instead of half past, for soe reason.

[Tasty]

Fucking stop it. Commas are already an informal delimiter after three digits.

3,333,333.33

3,333,333,33

One of these is clearly correct and the other is clearly an abomination.

Thanks.

Signed,
The rest of the world.

We actually just switch the comma and dots around (or don't use them).
So two thousand ninety-nine Euro and ninety-five cents becomes:
€ 2.999,95

In holland we usually round numbers, leave out the dots and currency signs and end things with a dash.
So this:
€ 2.999,00

Becomes this
2999,-

We generally don't use the dots until the numbers exceed 100k.

When we still had our own beautiful Guldens and not his hyperinflated fake monopoly money it looked like this

ƒ 2999,-

[naff]

will stop it when you stop MM/DD/YY

Also half eight = 19:30.

  breh, that 20:30

Germans and nordics use half to instead of half past, for soe reason.

 

[Don Rumata]

europeans be like "I am from Paris. France," 

"I'm from Paris... Texas." 

[jorma]

europeans be like "I am from Paris. France," 

"I'm from Paris... Texas." 

P a r i s , T e x a s

[team filler]

sacré bleu! ParisTexas? Seuls les bouvillons et les pédés viennent du ParisTexas

[Raist]

sacré bleu! ParisTexas? Seuls les bouvillons et les pédés viennent du ParisTexas

It's sacre bleu (or sacrebleu). No accent. Not that anyone still says that

Also, in French there is a space before ! ? ; and :

[T-Short]

Of course a web programmer would make this thread

[Don Rumata]

sacré bleu! ParisTexas? Seuls les bouvillons et les pédés viennent du ParisTexas

It's sacre bleu (or sacrebleu). No accent. Not that anyone still says that

Also, in French there is a space before ! ? ; and :

Obligatory: 

[Uncle]

will stop it when you stop MM/DD/YY

Also half eight = 19:30.

if you tell me it's half eight o clock the correct answer is that it's four o clock

[Tasty]

Of course a web programmer would make this thread

Ha, you got me.

[team filler]

sacré bleu! ParisTexas? Seuls les bouvillons et les pédés viennent du ParisTexas

It's sacre bleu (or sacrebleu). No accent. Not that anyone still says that

Also, in French there is a space before ! ? ; and :

sacreeee bleu me