Números (Português)
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To end the numbers, just type the comma. For example: 2026 is typed as “2.026,” without the quotes and including the comma, by which turns into the Portuguese text “Dois mil e vinte e seis”.
“Yeah, Portuguese is a very complex language…” — NCB
Latest update: Made numbers that end in “.[any number]0[any number without being 0],” look right
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Info:Created on Fri, 2nd January. Last edited on Sun, 24th May.
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"e dois mil e vinte e seis"
something's wrong in the comma glyph
I excluded the comma because some people may think the comma is not the end, so I made the comma glyph disappear. See you, comma!
no i mean the extra E's
"e" means "and"
I MEAN THAT AFTER PUTTING THE COMMA THERE ARE MORE "e"S THAT THERE SHOULD BE
that's what i said! (hi, i'm 18man's alt account)
Mistake fixed. @elliqvl
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