"Je peux avoir vingt dollars?"
'cent dollars'
To borrow 300 dollars is "emprunter trois cent dollars" in French.
100 US dollars = 5 french dollars.
one euro is worth 1.02979 u.s. dollars that is why if you look up lets say 20 million converted to u.s. its such a strange number with as decimal at the end.
ten dollars
'cent dollars'
To borrow 300 dollars is "emprunter trois cent dollars" in French.
"200 dollars" in French is written as "200 dollars," however, it is pronounced "deux cents dollars."
Un million de dollars.
dix mille dollars
Les dollars et les cents.
'dollar' (masc.), just the same.
j'ai vingt ans
Something is "quelque chose" in French. Dollars are called the same. The whole makes little sense to me.
To say "Can I have 20 dollars" in Spanish, you would say "¿Puedo tener veinte dólares?" "Puedo" means "I can" or "Can I" "Tener" means "to have" "Veinte" means "twenty" "Dólares" means "dollars"
"20 past X" is translated " X heures vingt " in French.
il lui manque cinq dollars