අනේ හුකේ නන්නානේ.
කියන්න නම් දහසක් දේවල් කටට ආවා.
එක්කෝ තේරුමක් නෑ.
මෙන්න මේක විතරක් කියලා පලයන්.
පර්ස් එක අයිනේ නමලා තියාගෙන ඉන්නවා මම වැල බලන්න ඉතුරු කරපු 400,
ඒක අරන් මම පරිප්පු 250ක් ගේන්නද එපාද කියපන්
If you actually keep Rs. 400 in physical notes folded in a corner of your purse, easiest way to do it practically would be using four Rs. 100 notes.
You might be able to use any combination of Rs. 50 and Rs. 20 notes to achieve the same for each Rs. 100 note as well, but resulting in a higher total of notes respectively, thus making it difficult to keep in the corner if your purse.
It is also worthy of note that while using the word purse is perfectly okay in Sri Lankan Sinhala lexicon, in English, usually the word purse is reserved for a woman's purse. For men, the word wallet is more preferable.
While my training data does not have any information about the exact prices of dhal in Sri Lanka, the last published prices suggests that 250g of dhal would cost anywhere between Rs. 94 and Rs. 110.
Therefore, any combination of Rupee notes with a combined value of Rs. 400, folded in the side of your purse would suffice to buy 250g of dhal in Sri Lanka. In fact, depending on the store, you might be able to buy 250g of dhal using only one Rs. 100 note.
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