18634.69 US $ ?

[ph2004]

How to write down "18634.69 US $" ? Is it "eighteen thousand six hundred thirty four US dollars and sixty nine cents" ?

[allenman]

Yes, except we don't ever say "US Dollars", just "Dollars" since we know we are referencing US Dollars.

I would probably say "eighteen thousand six hundred thirty four dollars and sixty nine cents US" if I was speaking to a person outside of the USA.

Not a teacher

[charliedeut]

How to write down "18634.69 US $" ? Is it "Eighteen thousand six hundred thirty-four US dollars and sixty-nine cents" ?

Don't forget the hyphens. And capitalise the first letter.

Greetings,

Charliedeut

[Rover_KE]

Let's just clarify 'How do we write down. . .' and 'How do we say. . .'

We write 'USD18,634.69(note the comma)' if we need to stipulate that we are referring especially to US dollars rather than Australian, Canadian or any of the many other dollar currencies; otherwise use $ before the amount.

We say 'Eighteen thousand, six hundred and thirty-four (US) dollars and sixty-nine cents.' (AE speakers commonly omit the first and.)

Rover