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Alberto Ornaghi
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TIL: Germans name numbers differently...
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Chris
@chrisdotn
The explanation is simple: In German numbers always start with the 10^0 digit and then add the 10^1 digit. So 39 is spelled out as "neununddreißig" (literally "nine and thirty"). That leads to an even distribution of the first letter while in other languages there are clusters at the 10^1 letter.
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Hoang Dan
@dkblue
dont understand this, cant u tell simply 🤔
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