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Fix inconsistency in README.md - #45

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In the pt.sor file the conditionals are set for "pt-BR" language code,
so it seems that by default the European Portuguese version is used,
and for Brazilian one "pt-BR" should be explicitly specified.

In the pt.sor file the conditionals are set for "pt-BR" language code,
so it seems that by default the European Portuguese version is used,
and for Brazilian one "pt-BR" should be explicitly specified.
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laszlonemeth merged commit b5b88ad into Numbertext:masterNov 19, 2018
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Thanks for your fix! László

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aricaldeira added a commit to aricaldeira/libnumbertext that referenced this pull request Feb 3, 2023
Line Numbertext#45 - Using comma to separate groups:
spellout -l pt-BR 123456789
before: cento e vinte e três milhões quatrocentos e cinquenta e seis mil setecentos e oitenta e nove
after: cento e vinte e três milhões, quatrocentos e cinquenta e seis mil, setecentos e oitenta e nove
Line #141 - Adding ordinal zero
spellout -l pt-BR -p ordinal 0
before: after: zerésimo
Deleted line #187 - Portuguese doesn't use "primer" like Spanish
Lines #187 and #189 - Brazil doesn't add the dot before de ª and º symbols
spellout -l pt-BR -p ordinal-number 10
before: 10.º
after: 10º
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