In sweden it is wrote this way..360.000€. But in other countries, does this price means 360, 000€?

Question

I was just confused...do swedish use period instead of comma in thier prices?

Answer 1

The Swedes still have their own currency "kronor", although Sweden being a member country of the European Union.
Of course they use period in their prices. If you want this price you wrote, written absolutely as it should, you write:
360.000,00 euros (the 00 behind the comma are just cents).

The worth of 1.000,00 kronor (in a more simple mathematics; 1.000 kronor ) is more or less 10 euros, all depending of course of the exchange rate, that goes up and down in a more or less fast speed!

Most of the European countries use period and comma in their prices!

Answer 2

Sweden uses Swedish crowns, normally. The amount of Eurocent is always given with 2 digits behind the comma. The way you wrote it, it must be 360000€. But very strange that Sweden quotes a price in €!!

Answer 3

I think most of Europe does. In numbers the comma and period are opposite from the use in the US.
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Answer 4

Thats rignt

Answer 5

Yes, we do. It's weird when it's written in other ways. We have calculaters made in America in my school and our teacher told us from the beginnig not to confuse . and , ,but I think I did once anyway.