EXAMPLE: How Do you spell -1 in English words?

For example, if you have saved the amount of -1 dollars, then you can write or say:

“I have just saved minus one dollars”.

-1 (minus one) is a natural number following -2 and succeeded by 0.

minus one is the cardinal number word of -1 which denotes a quantity. We say or write minus one as part of a speech or in a sentence when counting objects.


What is full form of number -1 in English words?

Number -1 in English words are the alphabetical form of -1. As the name suggests, this is number -1 written in words. With the help of the number words from one to ten, we can make number words of higher value.


Convert -1 to (US) American English words. (Number written in lowercase, UPPERCASE, Title Case, Sentence case.)

-1 written in lowercase English words form (all small caps letters):

minus one

-1 WRITTEN IN UPPERCASE ENGLISH WORDS FORM (ALL CAPITAL LETTERS):

MINUS ONE

-1 Written In Title Case English Words Form (Capital Letters at the Beginning of Words):

Minus One

-1 Written In Sentence case English words form (capital letter to start the sentence):

Minus one

How to Write a Check for -1 Dollars in English words?

Read on to learn how to fill out a check for -1 dollars. In order to write a check for $-1 you must know how to spell -1 as word, because a check contains the monetary amount twice, one time as decimal number and one time as word.

Note that in US English, there is usually no “and” between the hundreds and the two digit numerals.



1. How to Write a Check for -1 Dollars without Cents in English words?

To write a check for -1 dollars without cents you can choose any of this three ways:

minus one and No/100

minus one and xx/100

minus one and 00/100



2. How to Write a Check for -1 Dollars with Cents in English words?

To write a check for -1 dollars with cents write minus one and the amount in cents/100 to the left of dollars, e.g. for $-1.15:

minus one and 15/100



3. How to Write a Check for -1 for any currency in English words?

Writing a check for -1, be it either euros, Swiss francs, yen, yuan or British pounds almost certainly involves writing the same information in an identical or similar way.


Yet, instead of the $ symbol and the printed word “dollars”, your check is denoted in another monetary unit, and may include the word bearer, which can be crossed out to make it noncash.


Particularly outside the US, a check for -1 might as well have two parallel lines, either through the top left-hand corner of the check or across the whole check.


Such a crossed check in the amount of -1 cannot be immediately cashed, but must be deposited into a bank account; crossed checks are uncommon in the United States, though.


Not only the check format, but also the spelling of the amount may differ from how to write a check for -1 dollars in the United States of America, such as the ending “only”.


How do you write and spell -1 in currency Spelling?

Amount -1 in all currency names in the world, check out below country wise:

-1 INR spelling in English words => (INDIA) => minus one Indian rupees

-1 RMB spelling in English words => (China) => minus one Chinese yuan

-1 USD spelling in English words => (United States of America) => minus one United States dollar

-1 IDR spelling in English words => (Indonesia) => minus one Indonesian rupiah

-1 BRL spelling in English words => (Brazil) => minus one Brazilian real

-1 PKR spelling in English words => (Pakistan) => minus one Pakistani rupee

-1 NGN spelling in English words => (Nigeria) => minus one Nigerian naira

-1 BDT spelling in English words => (Bangladesh) => minus one Bangladeshi taka

-1 RUB spelling in English words => (Russia) => minus one Russian ruble

-1 JPY spelling in English words => (Japan) => minus one Japanese yen

-1 AUD spelling in English words => (Australia) => minus one Australian dollar

-1 AFN spelling in English words => (Afghanistan) => minus one Afghan afghani

-1 ALL spelling in English words => (Albania) => minus one Albanian lek

-1 DZD spelling in English words => (Algeria) => minus one Algerian dinar

-1 AOA spelling in English words => (Angola) => minus one Angolan kwanza

-1 XCD spelling in English words => (Antigua and Barbuda) => minus one East Caribbean dollar

-1 AMD spelling in English words => (Armenia) => minus one Armenian dram

-1 AZN spelling in English words => (Azerbaijan) => minus one Azerbaijani manat

-1 BSD spelling in English words => (Bahamas) => minus one Bahamian dollar

-1 BHD spelling in English words => (Bahrain) => minus one Bahraini dinar

-1 BBD spelling in English words => (Barbados) => minus one Barbadian dollar

-1 BYN spelling in English words => (Belarus) => minus one Belarusian ruble

-1 BZD spelling in English words => (Belize) => minus one Belize dollar

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Benin) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 BTN spelling in English words => (Bhutan) => minus one Bhutanese ngultrum



-1 BOB spelling in English words => (Bolivia) => minus one Bolivian boliviano

-1 BAM spelling in English words => (Bosnia and Herzegovina) => minus one Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark

-1 BND spelling in English words => (Brunei) => minus one Brunei dollar

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Burkina Faso) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 BIF spelling in English words => (Burundi) => minus one Burundian franc

-1 KHR spelling in English words => (Cambodia) => minus one Cambodian riel

-1 XAF spelling in English words => (Cameroon) => minus one Central African CFA franc

-1 CVE spelling in English words => (Cape Verde) => minus one Cape Verdean escudo

-1 XAF spelling in English words => (Central African Republic) => minus one Central African CFA franc

-1 CLP spelling in English words => (Chile) => minus one Chilean peso

-1 COP spelling in English words => (Colombia) => minus one Colombian peso

-1 KMF spelling in English words => (Comoros) => minus one Comorian franc

-1 CRC spelling in English words => (Costa Rica) => minus one Costa Rican colon

-1 CUP spelling in English words => (Cuba) => minus one Cuban peso

-1 CDF spelling in English words => (Democratic Republic of Congo) => minus one Congolese franc

-1 DKK spelling in English words => (Denmark) => minus one Danish krone

-1 DJF spelling in English words => (Djibouti) => minus one Djiboutian franc

-1 XCD spelling in English words => (Dominica) => minus one East Caribbean dollar

-1 DOP spelling in English words => (Dominican Republic) => minus one Dominican peso

-1 EGP spelling in English words => (Egypt) => minus one Egyptian pound

-1 XAF spelling in English words => (Equatorial Guinea) => minus one Central African CFA franc

-1 ERN spelling in English words => (Eritrea) => minus one Eritrean nakfa

-1 ETB spelling in English words => (Ethiopia) => minus one Ethiopian birr

-1 FJD spelling in English words => (Fiji) => minus one Fijian dollar

-1 XAF spelling in English words => (Gabon) => minus one Central African CFA franc

-1 GEL spelling in English words => (Georgia) => minus one Georgian lari

-1 XCD spelling in English words => (Grenada) => minus one East Caribbean dollar

-1 GTQ spelling in English words => (Guatemala) => minus one Guatemalan quetzal

-1 GNF spelling in English words => (Guinea) => minus one Guinean franc

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Guinea-Bissau) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 GYD spelling in English words => (Guyana) => minus one Guyanese dollar

-1 HTG spelling in English words => (Haiti) => minus one Haitian gourde

-1 HNL spelling in English words => (Honduras) => minus one Honduran lempira

-1 GNF spelling in English words => (Guinea) => minus one Guinean franc

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Guinea-Bissau) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 GTQ spelling in English words => (Guatemala) => minus one Guatemalan quetzal

-1 GNF spelling in English words => (Guinea) => minus one Guinean franc

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Guinea-Bissau) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 HTG spelling in English words => (Haiti) => minus one Haitian gourde

-1 HNL spelling in English words => (Honduras) => minus one Honduran lempira

-1 ISK spelling in English words => (Iceland) => minus one Icelandic krona

-1 IRR spelling in English words => (Iran) => minus one Iranian rial



-1 IQD spelling in English words => (Iraq) => minus one Iraqi dinar

-1 ILS spelling in English words => (Israel) => minus one Israeli new shekel

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Ivory Coast) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 JOD spelling in English words => (Jordan) => minus one Jordanian dinar

-1 KZT spelling in English words => (Kazakhstan) => minus one Kazakhstani tenge

-1 KPW spelling in English words => (Korea, North) => minus one North Korean won

-1 KWD spelling in English words => (Kuwait) => minus one Kuwaiti dinar

-1 KGS spelling in English words => (Kyrgyzstan) => minus one Kyrgyzstani som

-1 LAK spelling in English words => (Laos) => minus one Lao kip

-1 LBP spelling in English words => (Lebanon) => minus one Lebanese pound

-1 LYD spelling in English words => (Libya) => minus one Libyan dinar

-1 MKD spelling in English words => (Macedonia) => minus one Macedonian denar

-1 MYR spelling in English words => (Malaysia) => minus one Malaysian ringgit

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Mali) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 MRO spelling in English words => (Mauritania) => minus one Mauritanian ouguiya

-1 MDL spelling in English words => (Moldova) => minus one Moldovan leu

-1 MNT spelling in English words => (Mongolia) => minus one Mongolian togrog

-1 MAD spelling in English words => (Morocco) => minus one Moroccan dirham

-1 MZN spelling in English words => (Mozambique) => minus one Mozambican metical

-1 MMK spelling in English words => (Myanmar) => minus one Burmese kyat

-1 NPR spelling in English words => (Nepal) => minus one Nepalese rupee

-1 NIO spelling in English words => (Nicaragua) => minus one Nicaraguan cordoba

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Niger) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 NOK spelling in English words => (Norway) => minus one Norwegian krone

-1 OMR spelling in English words => (Oman) => minus one Omani rial

-1 ILS spelling in English words => (Palestine) => minus one Israeli new shekel

-1 PAB spelling in English words => (Panama) => minus one Panamanian balboa

-1 PYG spelling in English words => (Paraguay) => minus one Paraguayan guaraní

-1 PEN spelling in English words => (Peru) => minus one Peruvian sol

-1 QAR spelling in English words => (Qatar) => minus one Qatari riyal

-1 XAF spelling in English words => (Republic of the Congo) => minus one Central African CFA franc

-1 XCD spelling in English words => (Saint Kitts and Nevis) => minus one East Caribbean dollar

-1 WST spelling in English words => (Samoa) => minus one Samoan tala

-1 STD spelling in English words => (São Tomé and Príncipe) => minus one São Tomé and Príncipe dobra

-1 SAR spelling in English words => (Saudi Arabia) => minus one Saudi riyal

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Senegal) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 SCR spelling in English words => (Seychelles) => minus one Seychellois rupee

-1 SBD spelling in English words => (Solomon Islands) => minus one Solomon Islands dollar

-1 ZAR spelling in English words => (South Africa) => minus one South African rand

-1 SSP spelling in English words => (South Sudan) => minus one South Sudanese pound

-1 LKR spelling in English words => (Sri Lanka) => minus one Sri Lankan rupee

-1 SRD spelling in English words => (Suriname) => minus one Surinamese dollar

-1 SEK spelling in English words => (Sweden) => minus one Swedish krona

-1 SYP spelling in English words => (Syria) => minus one Syrian pound

-1 TWD spelling in English words => (Taiwan) => minus one New Taiwan dollar

-1 TJS spelling in English words => (Tajikistan) => minus one Tajikistani somoni

-1 XOF spelling in English words => (Togo) => minus one West African CFA franc

-1 TOP spelling in English words => (Tonga) => minus one Tongan paʻanga

-1 TND spelling in English words => (Tunisia) => minus one Tunisian dinar

-1 TMT spelling in English words => (Turkmenistan) => minus one Turkmenistan manat

-1 AED spelling in English words => (United Arab Emirates) => minus one United Arab Emirates dirham

-1 UYU spelling in English words => (Uruguay) => minus one Uruguayan peso

-1 UZS spelling in English words => (Uzbekistan) => minus one Uzbekistani som

-1 VUV spelling in English words => (Vanuatu) => minus one Vanuatu vatu

-1 VEF spelling in English words => (Venezuela) => minus one Venezuelan bolívar

-1 VND spelling in English words => (Vietnam) => minus one Vietnamese dong

-1 YER spelling in English words => (Yemen) => minus one Yemeni rial

-1 ZMW spelling in English words => (Zambia) => minus one Zambian kwacha


When should -1 number be written as English words?

For general writing, most guides agree that you should use words for the numbers one through nine, but for larger numbers the rules vary wildly from style guide to style guide. Some say to use words for the numbers one to one hundred, one to ten, any word that can be written with one or two words, and so on.

Should you write them out in words or leave them as numerals?
Always spell out numbers when they begin a sentence, no matter how large or small they may be.

Incorrect: -1 new novels were on store.

Correct: minus one new novels were on store.

If the number is large and you want to avoid writing it all out, rearrange the sentence so that the number no longer comes first.
A simple rule for using numbers in writing is that small numbers ranging from one to ten should generally be spelled out. Larger numbers (i.e., above ten) are written as numerals.

For example, instead of writing, “It cost minus one dollars to renovate the local library,” you would write, “It cost $-1 to renovate the local library.”

The reason for this is relatively intuitive. Writing out large numbers would not only waste space but could also be a major distraction to your readers.
When two numbers come next to each other in a sentence, be sure to spell out one of these numbers. The main purpose of this rule is to avoid confusing the reader.

Incorrect: There were -1 4-year-old children waiting for the librarian to begin story time.

Correct: There were minus one 4-year-old children waiting for the librarian to begin story time.

Or

Correct: There were -1 four-year-old children waiting for the librarian to begin story time.
Always strive for consistency, even if it overrides a previous rule. For example, if your document uses numbers frequently, it is more appropriate for all numbers to remain as numerals to ensure that usage is uniform throughout. Similarly, if a single sentence combines small and large numbers, make sure that all the numbers are either spelled out or written as numerals.

Incorrect: The library acquired minus one new mystery novels, 12 new desktop computers, and 17 new periodicals.

Correct: The library acquired -1 new mystery novels, 12 new desktop computers, and 17 new periodicals.




FAQ - Questions and Answers about -1 in English words

-1 written in lowercase: minus one.
-1 WRITTEN IN UPPERCASE: MINUS ONE.
-1 Written In Title Case: Minus One.
-1 Written in sentence case: Minus one.
Here’s how to write a check for -1 dollars. To fill in the fields on a check for -1 dollars proceed as follows:

- DATE: Write the current date, or the earliest date you would like the check to be cashed, in the upper right corner. The month, date and year must be included.
- PAY TO THE ORDER OF: Fill in the payee information, that is the business name or first and last names of the person the money goes to, on the next line.
- $ (Amount in Numeric Form): Put -1.00 in the box right after the $ sign on the same line. Make sure to include the decimal part 00.
- DOLLARS (Amount in Words): Write Minus one and 00/100 on the next field as far to the left on that line as possible. Use sentence case.
- FOR: Note what the check payment is for on the next line, e.g. the invoice or contract number. Observe that this memo field is optional.
- SIGNATURE: Duly sign the document above the line in the bottom rightcorner.
-1 in English Words is : minus one.
First, write the amount in numeric form in the dollar box, located on the right side of your check next to the dollar sign (“$”). Start by writing the number of dollars (“-1”) followed by a decimal point or period (“.”), and then the number of cents (“35”). Ultimately, you'll have “-1.35” in the dollar box.
- -1 : Minus one.
- USD -1 : Minus one dollars.
- $-1 in check : Minus one and 00/100.
Underneath the “Pay to the Order of” line is where you will write out the check’s amount. For example, $-1 can be spelled out as “Minus one” or “Minus one and 0/100 cents.” Also, if the line is not completely filled, it is recommended that you draw a line to the end. That way no one can turn your $-1 into $-10.
Instead of Minus one and 00/100, you may employ the fraction form Minus one and no/100, or Minus one and xx/100, just to name a few.

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