French - What is the convention for saying flight numbers, train numbers, hotel room numbers, etc.? | Specific language questions | Forum

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In English, my question is simply whether French-speakers, when saying a hotel room number, flight number, train number, etc., say the whole number, or state each individual digit.

So, for instance, is 632 six cent trente-deux, or six-trois-deux?  Or, six trente-deux ?

Is there a convention?  In English, at least American English, we would usually say that someone is in room sixty-two, but then if the room number has 3 digits, such as 632, it would be six thirty-two, or six-three-two, not "six hundred thirty-two."  A flight number is almost always read off with each individual digit (Flight six-three-two.)

When there are 4 digits, such as in 6322, we would usually say something like sixty-three twenty-two, or six-three-two-two, not six thousand three hundred twenty-two.