Sanae-san sure knows how to incite Kogasa-san. :3

Just remember that those 100 yuan may not be eaten all at once, Kogasa....

Also, I voted meat in the poll.

TV surveys! There's nothin' left to eat...

What would you eat for a snack?
• Candy
• Bread
• Cup noodles
• Floury food
• Meat

Reader-added tags include "Faithful to one's appetites", "No 'Curry' in the poll", and "Steak is a dessert".

I'd put meat in a curry for a snack. Huzzah for loopholes!

About how many Yen/Dollars is 100 Yuan?

CrazyYanmega said:

About how many Yen/Dollars is 100 Yuan?

Google shows the current exchange rate is 15.30 usd for 100 yuan.

Pickie said:

Google shows the current exchange rate is 15.30 usd for 100 yuan.

Fk, that much! I could just buy a week of food with these money

In Taiwan, they don't use yuan, they use New Taiwan Dollars. At least in 2008 when I last visited Taiwan.

NT$100 = $3.06 ~= 333 yen = 20 yuan. So not much, unless Kogasa-author is referencing Chinese yuan.

bigyihsuan said:

In Taiwan, they don't use yuan, they use New Taiwan Dollars. At least in 2008 when I last visited Taiwan.

NT$100 = $3.06 ~= 333 yen = 20 yuan. So not much, unless Kogasa-author is referencing Chinese yuan.

I think he's confused by it, or the translation was. It's still NTD, at least according to Google.

bigyihsuan said:

In Taiwan, they don't use yuan, they use New Taiwan Dollars. At least in 2008 when I last visited Taiwan.

Still do, but everyone calls them yuan. Sort of like referring to US dollars as bucks or British pounds as quid.

zaribet said:

Still do, but everyone calls them yuan. Sort of like referring to US dollars as bucks or British pounds as quid.

That's more or less it. The original Japanese uses the term 元, which in this context means "yuan". There's no differentiation for NTD here.

Madoka Circles is a universal term for currency in the Sinosphere.