Interesting. Apparently you say "dos millones de pesos" but you don't write the "de".
con un límite de 2,000,000 pesos
Steven-W15
September 14, 2014
Dan-H24
September 14, 2014
I assume you are referring to the line in Lesson 11.3? I just finished that lesson and probably listened to it at least a half dozen times and didn't notice. I wonder if omitting "de" is a typo?
Steven-W15
September 14, 2014
That's it. No, I checked for some examples on the Internet: no "de" is included when writing amounts in a given currency.
Steven-W15
September 15, 2014
Come to think of it, French does this too: only for millions. Must be some quirk from Latin.
Ava Dawn
September 21, 2014
How about dos millones de dolares? Or you also say without a de?
Steven-W15
September 22, 2014
With the "de".
Steven-W15
September 29, 2014
"Sólo en los Estados Unidos, hay 34 millones de personas que hablan español en la casa."
It's worth noting that when "millones" is written out as such, the "de" is also.