A composed Malay keris; is it matching?

[David]

Originally Posted by Dom

Hi David
don't mention,
yes, it's different and cause of a lot of error, even for the Arab
coze we mention
- in first the "thousand"
- then the hundred,
- then the units,
- and at last the 'tenth"
and from left to right,
while the text is read from right to left

à +

Dom

Thanks for clearing that up Dom. Of course, as confusing as this sounds to me i always have the greatest admiration for the members her who use English as their second language because as easy as it might come to me i know that it is indeed one of the most difficult languages to master.

[Sajen]

Originally Posted by David

Thanks for clearing that up Dom. Of course, as confusing as this sounds to me i always have the greatest admiration for the members her who use English as their second language because as easy as it might come to me i know that it is indeed one of the most difficult languages to master.

Oh, try german!! My wife (from Indonesia) find it sometimes confusing!

[David]

Originally Posted by Sajen

Oh, try german!! My wife (from Indonesia) find it sometimes confusing!

Actually i took 4 years of German in high school. English is a less logical language with far more rules and exceptions to rules so i think in the end it is far more complex and confusing.
BTW, don't try testing my German. After 35 years of not using it after learning it i would be totally lost...