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Number to Words Converter
Write numbers out in words, including currency form for cheques and contracts.
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Tips
- Currency style ends with "only", which is the convention on cheques and in contracts to stop anything being appended.
- The Indian style groups in lakh and crore rather than thousands and millions, which is what Indian banking and legal documents expect.
- Ordinal style handles the irregular forms — first, second, third, fifth, ninth, twelfth — rather than simply appending "th".
Frequently asked questions
Why does it say "one hundred and twenty" rather than "one hundred twenty"?
That is British usage, and it is also the form used on cheques in the UK, India and much of the Commonwealth. American English usually omits the "and".