+Tomscott ? @tomscott ?<br> in denmark we do the same, BUT like linkloln we use the old term of 20. <br><br>dusin = 12<br>Snes = 20<br><br>so we use "snes" AND in danish we have a way to say 1,5 =  "half second" (direct translation). What many danes don't know is that we officially can say any x.5 like this. so 3,5 would be "half four"<br><br>ontop of that we say things in a wierd order. I am not aware of any logic behind the "names" of "ten" "twenty" "thirty" or "forty" but when you get to 50 and up we say<br><br>half three "snese" (though the snese is shortened in mordern laguage.)<br>50 = halvtres &lt;- what is said and written<br>50 should originally be = halv tre snese<br>so we actrually only use the "s" from the "snese"<br><br>In regard to the way the numbers are said? we say:<br>24372<br><br>four twenty thousand threehoundred TWO and halves four "snese". (if someone know if i can change "snese" with "score" then let me know. i am not strong in old english)<br>Notice how 4 is said before 20 and 2 before 70.<br><br>And that, is something you might not have known