Hi, RSZ-EC!
We made some corrections in version 5.1.25 related to number/date functions for Spanish. In particular:
In Spanish, round values such as '$20' is 'veinte dólares', '$30' is 'treinta dólares' all the way until '$90' ('noventa dólares'), but aside those values, all numbers from '$21' (which is 'veintiún dólares') to '$29' (which is 'veintinueve dólares) is a single word, and from '$31' ('treinta y un dólares') to '$99' ('noventa y nueve dólares') are two words combined with the 'y'. In RunaBase, number '20' returns 'veinte' which is correct, but '21' returns 'veinte un' which is not.
Test project attached, we'll appreciate if you check. Use string field after 'Should be' label to mark incorrect strings, please.
We made some corrections in version 5.1.25 related to number/date functions for Spanish. In particular:
In Spanish, round values such as '$20' is 'veinte dólares', '$30' is 'treinta dólares' all the way until '$90' ('noventa dólares'), but aside those values, all numbers from '$21' (which is 'veintiún dólares') to '$29' (which is 'veintinueve dólares) is a single word, and from '$31' ('treinta y un dólares') to '$99' ('noventa y nueve dólares') are two words combined with the 'y'. In RunaBase, number '20' returns 'veinte' which is correct, but '21' returns 'veinte un' which is not.
Test project attached, we'll appreciate if you check. Use string field after 'Should be' label to mark incorrect strings, please.