It’s the same in Arabic! “مئة واثنان وثلاثون” = “hundred and two and thirty” Not sure about German, but the Arabic example can theoretically come with in any order. However, you almost never see it another way
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3·8 months agoThat’s pretty much it!
If you want to be pedantic about it, it’s pronounced like
Ya(cht) o(ar) ea(t)
Or
Ya(cht) o(ar) oui
In American English. (Stop pronouncing the words at the parenthesis). Better to learn IPA for this sort of questions
How does this compare to anyrun?