it isn't called onety one because that is the way albert eninestine wanted it.
As a number, it would be pronounced "one thousand nine hundred and four". As a year, it would be pronounced "nineteen oh four".
10.
This number 1,600,000,000 (16 followed by 8 zeros) would be "pronounced": One Trillion, Six Hundred Billion. Or said another it was could be: Sixteen Hundred Billion.
The word search has only one syllable. It is pronounced with a single stress point.
it isn't called onety one because that is the way albert eninestine wanted it.
it isn't called onety one because that is the way albert eninestine wanted it.
The numbers between ten and twenty are unique.
There are two main reasons. The first is in analogy with the fact that 21 is not pronounced twoty one. But more seriously, many of the smaller numbers were given their own names rather than names derived by concatenating the tens and units. In English and German numbers up to 12 have their own names, in French up to 16, in many Indian languages 18.
Traditionally, some relatively small numbers have their own names.
Language: It should be a standardized English with a simplified spelling. One letter equaling one sound, and every sound with a letter. The useless letter "c" could be used for the "th" sound, "q" could be used for the "sh" sound, and "x" for the "ch" sound, for example. As to grammar and syntax, various changes should be made. Having all past tense forms the same - such as "runned" instead of "ran". Numbering: A duodecimal system (12 based). And get rid of the odd names for the first twenty numbers. Instead of "ten", it would be "onety". (Though in a 12 based system, 12 would be "onety". Then onety one, onety two, etc. Then twoty, threety, fourty, etc. Measuring: Metric, of course, but revamped to the duodecimal system.
There isn' one.
The number one in Japanese is "δΈ" which is pronounced as "ichi."
Russian word for "one" is один, pronounced ah-DEEN.Russian for "number one" is номер один, pronounced NAW-mer ah-DEEN.
The Russian word for "one" (the number 1) is "один," pronounced "adeen."
number one in german is eins.(pronounced eyens):]
As a number, it would be pronounced "one thousand nine hundred and four". As a year, it would be pronounced "nineteen oh four".