In your country/language, do you use . or , for decimals?

[Tooting Carmen]

In English, we use . for decimals, whereas in Spanish (except possibly in Mexico, due to the American influence) we use , for decimals.

[Andullero]

In English, we use . for decimals, whereas in Spanish (except possibly in Mexico, due to the American influence) we use , for decimals.

We use dot here.

[KirillMazur]

Dot, sometimes space.

[Cristiano viejo]

In fact in Spain we can use indistintcly two forms of decimal point, not sure which is the correct:

1,2

1´2

[Aldaris]

Such a random question. :-) It's a standard to use a dot in here.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

In Portugal we use the comma as decimal separator.

[Rædwald]

Saw ',' as a decimal place a lot in Norway, Sweden, Finland when I was there always thought it was strange as we use '.' in Canada.

[capocannoniere]

Brazilians use comma, Argeniggas generally use dot.

[coolfrenchguy]

In Portugal we use the comma as decimal separator.

it's the quite the same in france ,but we use both, it's depend of the person,but in general it's more the comma

[coolfrenchguy]

Saw ',' as a decimal place a lot in Norway, Sweden, Finland when I was there always thought it was strange as we use '.' in Canada.

dot is more quite common in the anglosphere,then comma is more a latin thing i think
sometimes where i have always a bit in trouble it's when north americans use a comma for this kind of example with the compound interests

https://www.calculateme.com/compound-interest/1000000/

After investing for 10 years at 5% interest, your $1,000,000 investment will have grown to $1,628,895

why they put fucking commas everywhere 1,628,895 it's 1 628 895 ,but for me 1,628,895 it's 1 cent 628 something