"15 Yuan. Thanks!"

Translation: 十五块，谢谢！

[charles.pa7]

Isn't "十五块钱。谢谢。" also correct?

[kboeyen]

Yes.

[lsunyang]

Yea I thought so too.

[Amarinde]

I have the same question. But if i remember correctly from my lessons it should be correct as well.

[Cloudbreath9]

I've heard it that way a lot, think it's a regional thing

[Mike902778]

yes

[afrench1234.]

It should be

[Hei1long2]

Is "15元。谢谢。"correct?

[BobQi]

right

[JChien6953]

I put "15 元， 谢谢！”I think it should be right

[BobQi]

right

[alex.maslov]

Is 块 － the measure word for currency or really yuan. So，what does mean 元？ Can I say， for example， 一百块元？

[Cinnamon5230]

Here 块 or 元 are both measure words, for money.

You can say 一百块钱, but not 一百块元.

[BobBowles1]

I think 元 is the currency, whereas 块，毛，分 are the denominations. It is like in UK we have sterling as the currency, and we have denominations of £ (pounds) and p (pence). (We used to have £sd before 'decimalisation').