My Wife Is From a Thousand Years Ago - Ch. 222

[MangaDex]

 

[LemonLies]

At current exchange rates, 488 yuan equals 67 USD

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

At least he pay the uncle, even at a super bargain price...
XD...

 

[Maverun]

its fine girl, accept it, you can pay him back by letting him touch your feet

 

[OisE]

I see, trying to save 4 yuan by using martial arts. Yeah...worth it!

 

[bakanisan]

I can see him getting some action tonight lmao

 

[krugdm]

At current exchange rates, 488 yuan equals 67 USD

Also 750.81 Norwegian krone.

 

[BlackElite]

Couples with good sense of money is always a good couple

 

[Nixolas_Zinn]

That's like 30 dollars too much. Like if I'm paying 60some for that, I'll get a custom decal/pattern on it

 

[Eals]

At current exchange rates, 488 yuan equals 67 USD

that's fucking expensive lmao

 

[dowiet]

Quite a bit of neat info this chapter
she about died when she heard the price of the scarf

 

[St0rmFury]

That scarf's price could feed me for a month in my currency.

 

[ExLegendary]

At current exchange rates, 488 yuan equals 67 USD

Standard sales tax in china is 17% so do take that into account since it was omitted until sale. USD has an average tax rate of about 6-15%

 

[D00T]

Also 750.81 Norwegian krone.

I always wondered why some fan translations into English liked to convert currencies into Norwegian krone, I've seen it a few times before but I can't remember which manga

 

[bravehen]

Standard sales tax in china is 17% so do take that into account since it was omitted until sale. USD has an average tax rate of about 6-15%

The price tag for goods or products includes sales tax in almost every country. US and Canada are the two big exceptions. AFAIK in China the price tag shows what you pay, there's no extra tax added in afterwards.

 

[OisE]

In Japan they show both, but the price which includes sales tax is smaller.

 

[PotatoZero]

I always wondered why some fan translations into English liked to convert currencies into Norwegian krone, I've seen it a few times before but I can't remember which manga

There was a scan group named Norway Scans, their gimmick was translating "No way" into "Norway" and using Norwegian Krone as basis for currency exchange.

 

[Sollertia_]

Qixi festival is also known to manga readers as Tanabata festival in Japan. It's basically the same folklore as the Japanese and Korean variants, but the romantic flair has persisted to this day in China (probably for marketing reasons lolz)

Also it's not on August 10, that's only for 2024. It's on the 7th of July of the Lunar Calendar.

 

[i_Zer0]

488 Yuan is 1,086,170 Indonesian Rupiah

 

[tairar]

488 yuan is 17,031.796 Yemeni Rials