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I am lead to believe that a negative number in a Hebrew sentence should look like -23. Is this correct?
CLDR seems to suggest that the order in which the negative number is typed is hyphen, two, three.
If i do that, what i see displayed in a browser is 23-, which would be fine for Arabic, but doesn't seem to do what's needed for Hebrew.
How do Hebrew users manage this? NB: I'm more interested in how they actually do it, rather than in how they could do it in theory.
Here's a test page (Btw, it's possible to edit that test easily, take a snapshot, and provide the URL to show any changes.)
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