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German swapped numbers are also possible and correct in Czech language "sto sedmdesát pět" is the same as "sto pětasedmdesát".

• vetinari 5y ago
  Yes, but it sounds archaic, if you use the swapped version.
  • kachnuv_ocasek 5y ago
    Uh, it does not (unless you're 12 or so, I suppose).
    • vetinari 5y ago
      Slightly older... older enough, that I remember Vlasta Burian's movies being aired in the tv, where it would fit.
      • yread 5y ago
        I use it basically just for tram and bus numbers. It's more fun to say you're taking the dvaadvacitka instead of dvacetdvojka.
  • kubav 5y ago
    It is archaic but not in all contexts. i.e. If you talk about 125 ccm motrbike, it is always "german" way. Also it is used for human age or dates.