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In English one can say "double seven" (any number 0-9 could be in the place of 7) and it is equivalent to 7 7. In German can someone say doppelt sieben? I have not found such instances. I have found the word "doppelt" in instances like: "doppelt so viel", "die doppelte Menge".

Is there a way to say something like "double seven" (or any number 0-9) in German (apart from saying the number twice :p)and have the meaning 7 7 ?

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In English one can say "double seven" (any number 0-9 could be in the place of 7) and it is equivalent to 7 7. In German can someone say doppelt sieben? I have not found such instances. I have found the word "doppelt" in instances like: "doppelt so viel", "die doppelte Menge".

Is there a way to say something like "double seven" (or any number 0-9) in German (apart from saying the number twice :p)and have the meaning 7 7 ?

Thank you!

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In English one can say "double seven" (any number 0-9 could be in the place of 7) and it is equivalent to 7 7. In German can someone say doppelt sieben? I have not found such instances. I have found the word "doppelt" in instances like: "doppelt so viel", "die doppelte Menge".

Is there a way to say something like "double seven" (or any number 0-9) in German (apart from saying the number twice :p)and have the meaning 7 7 ?

Thank you!

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No, that is not common practice.

You can spell out the digits "sieben-sieben" or the number "siebenundsiebzig" or can say "zweimal die sieben".

"Doppel-..." is commonly used for letters, however: "'Bitte' schreibt man mit Doppel-t"

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It is already correct answered: It is not a common practice.

But there are exceptions:

The zero.

There are two usages for the Doppel-Null:
* There are double-zero agents (Doppel-Null-Agenten) in James Bond and
* the American Roulette contains also a "Doppelnull"

This expressions are not origin German, they are translations of English expressions.

Rowing

A similar expression can be found in rowing sport. Attention: This numbers have a -er at the end (Achter instead Acht).

Different boats are called by the number of oars:

• Doppelzweier


• Doppelvierer


• Doppelachter (unusual)

See also https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull#Skullbootsklassen

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No, that is not common practice.

You can spell out the digits "sieben-sieben" or the number "siebenundsiebzig" or can say "zweimal die sieben".

"Doppel-..." is commonly used for letters, however: "'Bitte' schreibt man mit Doppel-t"

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No, that is not common practice.

You can spell out the digits "sieben-sieben" or the number "siebenundsiebzig" or can say "zweimal die sieben".

"Doppel-..." is commonly used for letters, however: "'Bitte' schreibt man mit Doppel-t"

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No, that is not common practice.

You can spell out the digits "sieben-sieben" or the number "siebenundsiebzig" or can say "zweimal die sieben".

"Doppel-..." is commonly used for letters, however: "'Bitte' schreibt man mit Doppel-t"

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It is already correct answered: It is not a common practice.

But there are exceptions:

The zero.

There are two usages for the Doppel-Null:
* There are double-zero agents (Doppel-Null-Agenten) in James Bond and
* the American Roulette contains also a "Doppelnull"

This expressions are not origin German, they are translations of English expressions.

Rowing

A similar expression can be found in rowing sport. Attention: This numbers have a -er at the end (Achter instead Acht).

Different boats are called by the number of oars:

• Doppelzweier


• Doppelvierer


• Doppelachter (unusual)

See also https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull#Skullbootsklassen

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answered 7 hours ago

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• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Note a Null is someone with zero competence in colloqial German, so a Doppelnull-Agent as used in the German dub of the James Bond movies occassionally is unwillingly funny. Of course, Sean Connery could cover that crack with ease.
  
  – Janka
  6 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

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It is already correct answered: It is not a common practice.

But there are exceptions:

The zero.

There are two usages for the Doppel-Null:
* There are double-zero agents (Doppel-Null-Agenten) in James Bond and
* the American Roulette contains also a "Doppelnull"

This expressions are not origin German, they are translations of English expressions.

Rowing

A similar expression can be found in rowing sport. Attention: This numbers have a -er at the end (Achter instead Acht).

Different boats are called by the number of oars:

• Doppelzweier


• Doppelvierer


• Doppelachter (unusual)

See also https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull#Skullbootsklassen

share|improve this answer

answered 7 hours ago

knutknut

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  Thank you very much for the clarifications!
  
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  7 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Note a Null is someone with zero competence in colloqial German, so a Doppelnull-Agent as used in the German dub of the James Bond movies occassionally is unwillingly funny. Of course, Sean Connery could cover that crack with ease.
  
  – Janka
  6 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

It is already correct answered: It is not a common practice.

But there are exceptions:

The zero.

There are two usages for the Doppel-Null:
* There are double-zero agents (Doppel-Null-Agenten) in James Bond and
* the American Roulette contains also a "Doppelnull"

This expressions are not origin German, they are translations of English expressions.

Rowing

A similar expression can be found in rowing sport. Attention: This numbers have a -er at the end (Achter instead Acht).

Different boats are called by the number of oars:

• Doppelzweier


• Doppelvierer


• Doppelachter (unusual)

See also https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull#Skullbootsklassen

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