3 ms·Also, basically no-one uses the long scale anymore. Which is a shame. -illiard is a fantastic suffix.by quarterto 13y agoAlso, basically no-one uses the long scale anymore. Which is a shame. -illiard is a fantastic suffix.adlpz 13y agoWell, if no-one is pretty much all the non-english-speaking world, then yes.yen223 13y agoThe Chinese don't use the long scale either, at least not in this form - we count in magnitudes of 10,000.adlpz 13y agoI wasn't aware of that. To be sincere, I also made the mistake of looking too close home. I was mostly talking about the non-English-speaking 'western hemisphere'.apetresc 13y agoSo are thousands of billions called billiards? :)ahomescu1 13y agoYes, it appears they are. In long scale it's million, milliard, billion, billiard, trillion, trilliard etc.