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How do you write number 12 in words?
You write it: twelve
How do you write 61 in words in English?
Sixty-one.
How do you write 650 in English words?
650 can be written as "six hundred fifty" in English words.
How do you write 35billion in English words?
Thirty-five billion.
How do you write 12 hundred in words?
It is twelve hundred.
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