更新1: To james: cent㖞？你肯定？ 我肯定的是$0.1=10cents 以你的说法$0.0111岂不是111cents 即$0.0111大过$0.1？
更新2: 因为讲一d经济数据时，有时单位是$、%、point
因为太多lee d数字，所以怕说的时候听的会把$1.3456听成1.3456，所以我想分情楚d，如有dollar 或cent，咁听既就知系讲紧$。
若以英文说出 $1.3456 One and three thousand four hundred fifty-six ten thousandths dollars (It is rather confusing !) It is much neater to say “One point three four five six dollars”. People will also understand if you say “One dollar and thirty-four point five six cents.” To James
You cannot say “one dollar and three thousand four hundred and fifty-six cents” It implies one dollar plus 3456 cents. (Note: 3456 cents is equivalent to $34.56) Comment: From the scientific point of view
$ 0.1 is not necessarily equal to 10 cents
though it can be 10 cents. It may be 11 cents. When you express in one decimal place
it implies it is accurate up to one decimal and there is uncertainty in hundredth unit. $0.11 (11 cents) can be expressed as $0.1 if the accuracy is only up to one decimal place for dollars. In accounting practice or daily mathematics
you always express dollar in 2 decimal places. That is to the nearest cent. One dollar and fifty cents is expressed as $1.50. No misunderstanding. Somehow you find dollars expressed in more than 2 decimal places on currency exchange rate like $1.00 US = $1.0217 Canadian. When you calculate mortgage payment or annuity
during intermediate steps dollars are expressed in more than 2 decimal places to avoid round off error. But the final result for dollars is also expressed in 2 decimal places.
英文的cent以下再没有单位。 1.3456 该说成 one point three four five six dollars，因为那是最清楚的说法。若你一定要加上个cent字，那么你可以说: One dollar and thirty-four and fifty-six hundredth cents. （一元三十四又百份之五十六分）
若以英文说出 $1.3456 One dollar & thirty-four fifty-six cents. or One dollar & three four five six cents. 2010-10-04 11:05:12 补充： Basically
the UNIT of cent is limitted to 2 figures
the following figures may read as: eg. $1.3456 One dollar & thirty-four point fifty-six cents as F.P. wered.
参考: Self
I will say : One point three four five six dollars
For clarity of munication: One dollar and thirty four point fifty six cents. Kindly note that in contemporary English the hyphon is omitted.
