A million is universally 1 x 10^6, and a thousand is 1 x 10^3,
so a thousand million million is 1 x 10^15 or 1,000,000,000,000,000.
In the "short scale" used by the US, this is a thousand trillion or a "quadrillion."
In the "long scale," where a billion is a million million, this is simply one thousand billion.
A thousand million is 1 billion.
one thousand
Since there is no such number as "a million thousand", the question is mute.
A million is a thousand thousands.
One thousand thousands are one million = 1,000,000
A thousand million is 1 billion.
A million is a thousand thousand.
one thousand
1 million = 1,000,000 (thousand times thousand is one million) 1.1 million = 1,100,000.
Since there is no such number as "a million thousand", the question is mute.
A million is a thousand thousands.
One million, twelve thousand.
One thousand thousands are one million = 1,000,000
three thousand thousand thousand thousand thousand hundred and zero
A million is much bigger.
1 million 780 thousand
Oh, dude, 60 thousand million is the same as 60 billion. It's like saying 60 thousand million in a fancy way to make it sound bigger, but in reality, it's just 60 billion. So yeah, they're totally the same thing, just different ways of saying it.