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I don't live in Europe, but it seems to me that "euros" is correct however since I've heard so many non-native English speakers say "euro" as the plural, it doe
by cyphar 4y ago
I don't live in Europe, but it seems to me that "euros" is correct however since I've heard so many non-native English speakers say "euro" as the plural, it doesn't sound that odd to me anymore. For abstract sums ("that will cost many euros") I think "euro" sounds outright wrong though.
In Serbian, they are pluralised like a normal noun ("jedan euro" "pet evra").