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FWIW in Italian we use etto for 100 g (useful for buying prosciutto) and quintale for 100 kg (mostly for shipping). AFAIK in Germany dag for 10 g is common.
by carlob 8y ago
FWIW in Italian we use etto for 100 g (useful for buying prosciutto) and quintale for 100 kg (mostly for shipping). AFAIK in Germany dag for 10 g is common.
- adwn 8y ago> AFAIK in Germany dag for 10 g is common. I'm a native German, living in Germany, and I've never heard of "dag".
- yorwba 8y agoIt's the abbreviation for decagram, but I haven't seen it used either.
- detaro 8y agoNot in Germany (except maybe regionally somewhere?), but I think it has some use in Austria.
- the_mitsuhiko 8y agoIndeed it has. Austrians order ham and cheese in dag for instance.