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The Pakistani ten rupee note's parody, while current, is half done. It reads ۱۰ which is 10 in Urdu, and literally says "ten rupees" in Urdu on the top. I'm as
by amingilani 7y ago
The Pakistani ten rupee note's parody, while current, is half done. It reads ۱۰ which is 10 in Urdu, and literally says "ten rupees" in Urdu on the top.
I'm assuming it was done by an English speaking individual that didn't know how to do it right. I'd love to contribute.
- u801e 7y ago> and literally says "ten rupees" in Urdu on the top. Are you saying that they literally spell the word ten in Urdu script rather than dus (Urdu for 10)?
- amingilani 7y agoOh no, it says "dus rupay". It doesn't transliterate it. That would be weird :)
- laken 7y agoMost of the Spanish language notes are similar, with Colombia for example saying "veinte" (20) all over it