Being an #English #teacher from the UK, I tend to teach learners that #numbers like this: 2.25 are spoken as two point two five. In Italian, decimals as read as two point twenty five and when I hear this, I correct it. However, I’ve noticed that non-native speakers often say two point twenty five - so, correct or not correct, that is the question. Probably depends on whether English #language learners interact with more with non native or native English speakers. Would you agree?
@alex_p_roe in the context of currency I'd accept that. How would they say 3.142?
@PatrickOBeirne Three point one hundred and forty two! But if the number is 3.141593, provided the . and , don’t get mixed up, it’ll be ready as you would expect.