"我们的资本是十万元。"
Translation:Our capital is one hundred thousand yuan.
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I typed "10,000" and was told that I was right because I had a typo. There's a pretty big different between "100000" and "10,000", but OK.
This is a common area of confusion. 万 = 10,000 千 = 1,000
There is no equivalent of million in Chinese. A million is written as 百万, ie. a 100 of 10,000.
Seems like an awkward phrase in English. Maybe "We hold a hundred thousand yuan in capital?"
Would better if it is "We hold/have a capital of one hundred thousand yuan."
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Is the "a" really necessary tho? Sounds good to me even without, but then again im not a native
In the English sentence, you could say "a hundred" or "one hundred," but you couldn't say "hundred" by itself.
Not quite... Either the article or the word "one" is necessary and it looks like they've actually changed the default answer from "a" to "one" at some point.
