Rainer Deyke Wrote: > Using groupings of three digits in Japanese seems extremely awkward, > especially for larger numbers, since you would have to mentally regroup > the digits in groups of four in order to read it. It's not just the > written language but the spoken language that uses groups of four. For > example, the number 1,234,567,890 would be read as 12å, 3456ä¸, 7890. > > Rainer Deyke - rain...@eldwood.com
I just asked, and the Japanese separate by the thousands when they write, and it is read as you described.
