One of the first subjects of an A1 German course are numbers. Usually there are no problems with this subject, still one has to get used to the number inversion in a 2-digit number.
Write the following numbers in letters:
| 21 | einundzwanzig |
| 39 | … |
| 45 | … |
| 88 | … |
| 105 | … |
| 257 | … |
| 606 | … |
| 1062 | … |
| 3467 | … |
| 5762 | … |
| 8834 | … |
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| 21 | einundzwanzig |
| 39 | neununddreißig |
| 45 | fünfundvierzig |
| 88 | achtundachtzig |
| 105 | (ein-)hundertfünf |
| 257 | zweihundertsiebenundfünfzig |
| 606 | sechshundertsechs |
| 1062 | (ein-)tausendzweiundsechzig |
| 3467 | dreitausendvierhundertsiebenundsechtzig |
| 5762 | fündtausendsiebenhundertzweiundsechzig |
| 8834 | achttausendachthundertvierunddreißig |
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