top | item 24330845 (no title) coccinelle | 5 years ago French people would most commonly say « un mètre quatre-vingt » meaning one meter eighty, centimeters being implied at the end. discuss order hn newest kazen44|5 years ago this is common in dutch aswell, especially when talking about one's length. "Een meter tachtig" (one meter eighty) vinay427|5 years ago This seems very similar to monetary amounts in at least (most of?) the US and the UK."One dollar/pound twenty," etc.
kazen44|5 years ago this is common in dutch aswell, especially when talking about one's length. "Een meter tachtig" (one meter eighty) vinay427|5 years ago This seems very similar to monetary amounts in at least (most of?) the US and the UK."One dollar/pound twenty," etc.
vinay427|5 years ago This seems very similar to monetary amounts in at least (most of?) the US and the UK."One dollar/pound twenty," etc.
kazen44|5 years ago
vinay427|5 years ago
"One dollar/pound twenty," etc.