[SUGGESTION] Non-plural option for currency.

[Solitan]

Hello! I have noticed that when you enter a word or phrase for your national currency (for example, a dollar), it will add an s on the end for any figure greater than one. This is understandable for many currencies as it is in real life. You have dollars, euros, pounds etc...

My nations currency is a play off of the old Roman currency, the denarii, I called it the Sol Denarii. Denarii, as I am sure you are aware, is its own plural. 1 denarii, 2 denarii.

NS currency is forced to be plural, therefore I have am having several trillion denariis, which is quite incorrect.

I suggest an option be added for whether or not we wish to have a plural function on our currency, like the plural function for our demonyms.

If you like this idea, do express support below. If you do not/see any other way to make it better, again, comment below with your idea.

[Minoa]

I would support this proposal because the plural for the Minoan tala (e.g one tala) is simply the Minoan tala (million tala) – same as Samoa.

Some issues would have to be modified to take currency plural rules into account, meaning that @@CURRENCY@@ would have to be split into @@CURRENCY@@ AND @@CURRENCYPLURAL@@, as we have done when we introduced demonyms. The additional currency fields would be hidden by default, as with the demonyms feature.

Optionally, opportunity could also be taken to introduce subunits and/or its subunit-to-unit ratio: it would open up fractional units in issues and take non-decimal divisions like the ouguiya into account , but it would result in a major change in methodology for on and off-site economic calculators if we allowed players to set the subunit-to-unit ratio, and there is a risk of confusion.

I doubt if a second subunit would be popular because (in the UK) we were the last country to ditch the pounds shillings and pence system, way back on 15 February 1971.

[New Tuva SSR]

I will support this,as the Tuvan aksa can be pronounced either way,with or without the s.

[British Accia]

Or how about two fields? One for standard, one for plural. In case your currency is octopus, and you want the plural to be octopi.

[Luziyca]

Or if it were lira, and the game uses lire as the plural, even though you use lira as the plural.