German basic pronunciation
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There are some order you can find how to count. Did you see where they are?
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The answers are: Put the units infront of the tens, and connect them with "und" which means "and" in English.
For example, the number "twenty two" in German is "Zweiundzwanzig".
Another rule is how to count the "tens." The order is: the unit of the tens in the fornt, and the "zig" which means "ten" in English in the back.
For example, you want to say "Thirty" in German: "Drei" + "Zig" = "dreissig" and the "forty" will be "Vier" + "zig" ="viezig0"
Then, here is some practice, do you know how to say "55" in German? Did you find these rule can also apply to other digit? IF you do, did you know how to say "756" in German? You can google the ansers.