pronouncing numbers in sums of money in US

Guest   Sat Dec 09, 2006 2:49 pm GMT
<<"I am pretty. It stems from a fear that other people might try to write a different, larger sum on it.">>

Thy sentence maketh no sense, Jim. In proper English it would be:

"I am pretty sure it stemmeth from a fear that other people might try to write a different, larger sum on it".

Why dostn't thou write properly?
12FRA   Sat Dec 09, 2006 3:16 pm GMT
Jim:

"As for writing cheques ... do people still do this?"

That was my first reaction too.

Cheques - how quaint!
Guest   Sat Dec 09, 2006 3:16 pm GMT
>> <<"I am pretty. It stems from a fear that other people might try to write a different, larger sum on it.">>

Thy sentence maketh no sense, Jim. In proper English it would be:

"I am pretty sure it stemmeth from a fear that other people might try to write a different, larger sum on it".

Why dostn't thou write properly? <<

Perfecte sense hit makeþ verilye, deare Guest. What þincest þou is wrong with hit?