• @blazarious@mylem.me
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    92 years ago

    I’d argue it’s 4*20+19 in French, though, otherwise you’d probably need to change some of the other 99 to 90+9.

    • @SolanumChillEse@lemmy.world
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      82 years ago

      Nineteen is dix-neuf though. Which is literally ten-nine. 11-16 all have an equivalent word to the English “teens.” Quatorze for example instead of dix-quatre for 14.

      • @blazarious@mylem.me
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        112 years ago

        Yes but 99 is also literally ninety nine, so the English ones should be 90+9 🤷‍♂️ don’t know about Spanish, though