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5:15, 5.15 утра / ночи — It's a quarter past five, or it's five fifteen AM/PM.
20:08, 20.08 — It's eight minutes past eight PM, or it's eight O[ou] eight PM.
Звоните с 8 утра до 8 вечера с понедельника до пятницы — Call / Ring from 8 am
— 8 pm Monday to Friday.
Он придет с минуты на минуту, с часу на час — He is to come any moment.
Telephone numbers
Telephone numbers are read by every number separately: no digit above nine is
used.
2•1•5•7•3•6 (in Russian we usually read them by two numers - 21•57•36) -
two•one•five•seven•three•six.
The same two numbers can be pronounced as "double" numbers: 2•2•0•0•5•1 — double
two, double O [ou], five•one; 44•61•27 — double four six one two seven; 0500001100 — O
[ou] five double O, double O, double one, double O.
Rhythmically the whole number is grouped in pairs (beginning from the first pair)
05/6•1/7•3/2•7/5•9/. If the telephone number includes a code number this code is separated by
a longer pause: 0•8//2•5•0//1•3/2•7/4•6/7•1/.
The only exception is the Great Britain's emergency call 999 which is always pro-
nounced: nine nine nine.
Numbers with nouns.
The third room and room 3 is not one and the same room. The third room is the room
after the second one if you count them. Room 3 means the number of the room: No 3, #3.
Class 5 (five), building 3 (three), block 7 (seven); lesson 15, paragraph seven, page five, door
two, desk four etc.
While speaking the following prepositions are used:
Он живет в доме 7. He lives at 7.
Он живет в номере 7 (гостиницы,
общежития)
He lives in 7.
Он живет в
доме 2, квартира 4. He lives at 2, flat 4.
На
первом этаже. At the ground floor 
5:15, 5.15 утра / ночи — It's a quarter past five, or it's five fifteen AM/PM.
20:08, 20.08 — It's eight minutes past eight PM, or it's eight O[ou] eight PM.
Звоните с 8 утра до 8 вечера с понедельника до пятницы — Call / Ring from 8 am
— 8 pm Monday to Friday.
Он придет с минуты на минуту, с часу на час — He is to come any moment.


                                     Telephone numbers
    Telephone numbers are read by every number separately: no digit above nine is
used.
2•1•5•7•3•6 (in Russian we usually read them by two numers - 21•57•36) -
two•one•five•seven•three•six.
    The same two numbers can be pronounced as "double" numbers: 2•2•0•0•5•1 — double
two, double O [ou], five•one; 44•61•27 — double four six one two seven; 0500001100 — O
[ou] five double O, double O, double one, double O.
    Rhythmically the whole number is grouped in pairs (beginning from the first pair)
05/6•1/7•3/2•7/5•9/. If the telephone number includes a code number this code is separated by
a longer pause: 0•8//2•5•0//1•3/2•7/4•6/7•1/.
    The only exception is the Great Britain's emergency call 999 which is always pro-
nounced: nine nine nine.


                                     Numbers with nouns.
    The third room and room 3 is not one and the same room. The third room is the room
after the second one if you count them. Room 3 means the number of the room: No 3, #3.
Class 5 (five), building 3 (three), block 7 (seven); lesson 15, paragraph seven, page five, door
two, desk four etc.
    While speaking the following prepositions are used:
Он живет в доме 7.                    He lives at 7.
Он живет в номере 7 (гостиницы, He lives in 7.
общежития)
Он живет в доме 2, квартира 4.        He lives at 2, flat 4.
На первом этаже.                      At the ground floor

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