5,500円・55,500円って英語でなんて言うの？

Fifty Five Hundred Yen (5,500) Fifty Five Thousand, Five Hundred Yen (55, 500) When explaining large numbers you always break up the explanation by commas. For example 415, 589 this number would be read as Four hundred and fifteen thousand, Five hundred and eighty nine.

you can describe numbers in 2 ways - for 5,500 you can say five thousand five hundred yen as well as fifty five hundred yen 55,500 is simply said as fifty five thousand five hundred yen

Also important to know is that in the UK, we say AND between the tens and units. So, for example: "Five thousand, five hundred AND twenty one." (5,501) "Two hundred and six." (206)

"Five thousand, five hundred yen." 5,000 + 500 = 5,500 "Fifty five thousand, five hundred yen" 55,000 + 500 = 55,500

Five thousand, five hundred yen ( 5,500 yen) Fifty-five thousand, five hundred yen ( 55, 500 yen) Last month I received 5,500 yen which is nothing compared to how much my wife earns, she earns 55, 500 yen each month.

The numbers "5 500" and "55 500" in yen may be said in the following ways: -five thousand and five hundred yen -fifty five thousand and five hundred yen You may use these in a sentence in the following ways: -My first salary was five thousand and five hundred yen a month 20 years ago. -My salary is now fifty five thousand and five hundred yen a month now.