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Ask for help > Reading numbers in English American and British native speakers help needed
Reading numbers in English American and British native speakers help needed
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monder78
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Reading numbers in English American and British native speakers help needed
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Hello
I am not sure if I read certain numbers correct.
How would you read the following room numbers in a hotel :
100, 208 , 67, 1899
and what about the house numbers ?
and PIN and National Insurance number especially with zero. Is it read zero or oh and is each digit read seperately. Thank you for your help.
Take care
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8 Dec 2013
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yanogator
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For room numbers: one hundredtwo oh eight sixty-seven eighteen ninety-nine For PIN and similar numbers, read each digit separately, using either "oh" or "zero" when you read 0. For example, the PIN 8920 is read eight-nine-two-oh or eight-nine-two-zero. Both ways are very common. Bruce |
9 Dec 2013
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