10万ドルって英語でなんて言うの？

こんにちは。質問ありがとうございます。 一万以上になると分かりやすくなりますよね。 千　→　one thousand 万　→　ten thousand 10万　→　a hundred thousand 100万　→ one million 「ドル」は「一ドル」という時以外は複数形のdollarsを使います。 例 10万ドルは何円くらいですか？ （二通りの訳を挙げます） About how much is a hundred thousand dollars in yen? About how many yen is a hundred thousand dollars? またの質問をお待ちしております。

In slang terms "A Grand" is one thousand when we talk about money. In reading figures, it can be confusing. The clue is to watch for the comma! The number before the comma reads as is... The number of zeros after the comma denotes hundreds[00], thousands[000], millions[000,000].

"One hundred thousand dollars" is how you would read this out. Some slang terms used for thousand are 'grand' or 'K'. So you could also say "100 grand" or "100K".

Generally, we say either "One hundred thousand dollars" or "A hundred thousand dollars." You can use either because they are both correct. Example sentences: "The banking is loaning me one hundred thousand dollars." "Do you realize that car costs over one hundred thousand dollars?" "If I had a hundred thousand dollars, I would travel the world." "With a hundred thousand dollars in the bank, I would feel ready for retirement."

When you want to say the following number "1000 000" in words; then you may say it in the following ways: -one hundred thousand dollars -a hundred thousand dollars You may use the above in a sentence in the following ways: -I would like to win one hundred thousand dollars. -I need to settle my credit card debt which amounts to a hundred thousand dollars.

We can use this in two different ways either with the quantitive article, "one," or the indefinite article, "a," as these both can refer to the concept of, "1." Only after adding the additional quantitive words like, "hundred," and, "thousand," does it become, "100,000." Finally we would use the word, "dollars," to represent the symbol, "$." This can actually change between currencies as well. For example : - 100,000¥ : one hundred thousand yen - 100,000€ : one hundred thousand euros

We would call this number one hundred thousand dollars. A slang term for thousand is grand. We also use the letter k to replace thousand. This symbolises thousand. Her house costs 100k.

One hundred thousand dollars is a large sum of money. Here is an example: I paid for the house deposit last week, I put down one hundred thousand dollars, I now have a mortgage plan, I will be paying off the bank until I own the house in full.

this is read as "A hundred thousand dollars". We say "A" rather than "one". If it was $200,000 or $300,000 or any other number we would say "two hundred thousand dollars or three hundred thousand dollars, but when it is one we say a hundred thousand dollars.

In English, we group our numbers in sets of threes: ones, tens, hundreds. In Japanese, numbers are grouped in sets of four: ones, tens, hundreds and thousands. This is why it is confusing. １千 = 1,000 (One thousand) １万 = 10,000 (Ten thousand) 1０万 = 100,000 (One hundred thousand) １００万 = 1,000,000 (One million) 千万 = 10,000,000 (Ten million) 1億 =100,000,000 (One hundred million)