"Watch the pennies and the dollars will take care of themselves." ― Benjamin Franklin
.15 million dollars you are better off saying 150 thousand dollars
No.
well first off be a little more clear on what you are saying. one hundred and ninety one of what? if you are saying 191 dollars and 33 cents, it would be 191,33. i'm not sure what the translation from dollars to euros is but i'm sure someone else can answer that. remember, it is the number, a comma, then the cents.
Oh, dude, a copper bar is like a fancy way of saying a solid block of copper, right? So, technically, you could melt down a copper bar and make a bunch of pennies out of it, but like, the exact number of pennies would depend on the weight and size of the bar and the size of the pennies. But hey, who's got time for all that math, am I right?
Melle Like you were saying hey "mel"
Like the name is saying: Six pennies are in a sixpence piece.
Pennies are a way of saying that you have come by to pay respects to the deceased . ~ see discussion link below .
He is saying that society is leaving them and the are becoming the beast themselves.
.15 million dollars you are better off saying 150 thousand dollars
This proverb means that taking proper care of the smaller things in life [ or any other specific area for that matter ] automatically adds up to the big picture with successful outcomes.
The correct way of saying this is 'themselves'.
E pluribus unum is the Latin saying that appears on pennies in the United States of America. The prepositional phrase translates literally as "Out of many, one." The pronunciation will be "ey PLOO-ree-boos OO-noom" in Church and in classical Latin.
VDB is found on reverse of wheat cents below the saying UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
well urro is a Chinese way or saying dollars
No. Say "in the amount of ten thousand dollars."
You cannot convert volume to length. It's like saying "How many pennies are in a blade of grass"
Because you keep saying "Huh?".