Millionaire nih chu kan chak vek awm e. TV-ah te Who Wants to be a Millionaire? (or Kaun Banega Crore Pati?) te kan en thin a, mahse mi nawlpui tan chuan millionaire nih hi thil theih a ni lo.
A hnuaia ram tarlan ho ah i zin a nih ngawt loh chuan…
10. Zambia
Exchange Rate: US$1 = 4,669 Kwacha
Highest Value Banknote: 50,000 ($10.70)
To give you an idea of how weak the Kwacha is, although there are still some 20 Kwacha notes (worth about 0.00021 US cents) in circulation, such is the rarity and worthlessness of this note, most major retailers round up prices to the nearest fifty. It only takes $214 worth of kwacha to declare oneself officially a millionaire in Zambia.9. Paraguay
Exchange Rate: US$1 = 4,903 Guarani
Highest Value Banknote: 100,000 ($20.39)
Officially 1 Guarani is divided into 100 centimos – but due to inflation, centimos are no longer in use. Coins can instead be found in denominations of 50, 100 and 500 Guarani. New 100,000 guarani bills have been printed with the date of 2005, but as the reached circulation by criminal ways before being launched officially, this series has been declared void and worthless by the central bank. Just over $200 will win the title millionaire in Guinea as of November 2009 – or 10 of those new G100,000 notes.
