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Orientguest Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Triple
As far as I know, a digit is normally pronounced as "double *" when it occurs twice in succession in a phone number.
What if a digit occurs three times in succesion in a phone number? Can it be pronounced as "triple *"? For example, a phone number 244456 would normally be pronounced as "two-triple four-five--six", wouldn't it? If not, then how?
What if a digit occurs three times in succesion in a phone number? Can it be pronounced as "triple *"? For example, a phone number 244456 would normally be pronounced as "two-
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I always say treble four , but triple four would be equally well understood. Rover
- I always say treble four , but triple four would be equally well understood.
- Rover
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I always say treble four, but triple four would be equally well understood.
Rover
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orientguestCan it be pronounced as "triple *"?Yes, but I always say them all separately. four, four, four.
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