1,200,000
one million (and) two hundred thousand. British English requires the “and” while it’s optional in American English.[1]Michael Swan; . Practical English Usage. . , (4th edition): 322.9 [].
one million two hundred thousand
one point two million
one million (and) two (casual, ambiguous)[2] Tony Stewart EE75. Read 2,000,005, use oh (o) or and?. . 2022-09-12 [2022-09-13].
1,000,002
one million (and) two
one o o o o o two (OK, but cumbersome, text mode)
1002
one double o two (text mode)
| ↑1 | Michael Swan; . Practical English Usage. . , (4th edition): 322.9 []. |
| ↑2 | Tony Stewart EE75. Read 2,000,005, use oh (o) or and?. . 2022-09-12 [2022-09-13]. |