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Technically, the plural of BAHT is BAHT. You don't say BAHTS in Thailand.
@Andrzej I'm just saying 30 Baht is 30 Baht, whether you're in Thailand or the United States. Saying Bahts is like saying furnitures or broccolis. Sorry if I caused you offense. The point stands.
@Andrzej. But they ARE wrong grammatically. It's the same as Japanese Yen or South African Rand. You don't say Yens or Rands at a bank exchange counter. It’s not a big deal to me, but the NY Times prides itself on accuracy, and any future use of "Yens" will be called out too.
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