"四块九毛三分。"
Translation:4.93 yuan.
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I had the same problem, but nobody will write "90 3". I think 93 is correct
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Adding to what OrcaGamer mentioned about multiple answers...
If United States, then $4.93 (that reads 4 dollars and 93 cents)
It is also possible that the translation in Chinese is 四块九毛三.
It should also accept multiple answers too, this answer is just abnormal
I'm not fluent but i feel "4.93" without 元 should have been accepted
Just kidding. After I foolishly commented that, I researched it and you were correct. Oopsie.
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agreed. other similar questions accept RMB, with no indication as to when yuan or rmb would be preferable.
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When I was a kid, we used to tease each other by mumbling things like "I'll give you five doll-hairs" (instead of dollars) if you do something. Clearly 毛 as hair should be an acceptable answer here.
I put "4 yuan 93 cents" and it told me I was wrong and that the answer was "4 yuan and 90 3 cents." - funny.
This is technically not correct anymore as 'fen' is no longer used. 'Mao' is the lowest currency in China. If you were referencing £9.99, you would say "Jiu bang jiu jiu".
I translated it as at I was counting out change. Literally in coins. Marked wrong.
