The number "405000" is read as "four hundred and five thousand" in English. Here's a breakdown of the pronunciation:
- four - Pronounced as /fɔːr/, where "f" sounds like the "f" in "fun," and "our" sounds like the "or" in "for."
- hundred - Pronounced as /ˈhʌndrəd/, where "h" sounds like the "h" in "hat," "un" sounds like the "un" in "under," and "dred" sounds like the "dred" in "red" with a soft "d" sound.
- and - Pronounced as /ænd/, where "a" sounds like the "a" in "at," and "nd" sounds like the "nd" in "end."
- five - Pronounced as /faɪv/, where "f" sounds like the "f" in "fun," and "ive" sounds like the "ive" in "give."
- thousand - Pronounced as /ˈθaʊzənd/, where "th" sounds like the "th" in "think," "ou" sounds like the "ou" in "out," and "sand" sounds like the "sand" in "sand" with a soft "d" sound.
So, when you say "405000" in English, it sounds like "four hundred and five thousand."
