24 = vingt-quatre -- "veh[n]t-katr"
"Le 24 de juillet."
vingt-quatre
mardi, le vingt-quatre mars
from noon until six, 'de l'après-midi'; from six till midnoght, 'du soir'. But most French people use the 24-hour clock.
"Three billion (3,000,000,000)" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase trois milliards. The pronunciation of the masculine plural numerical phrase -- which most famously references the movie Trois milliards sans ascenseur ("Three billion without [an] elevator") directed by French actor / producer Roger Pigaut (April 8, 1919 - December 24, 1989) in 1972 -- will be "twa mee-lyar" in French.
le vingt-quatre septembre
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"Le 24 de juillet."
The English translation of the French term 24 heures is; 24 hours. Also a Switzerland to French language daily news paper goes by the name of 24 heures.
Clinton French was born on 1907-12-24.
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