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I was watching an episode of NCIS and DiNozzo was reading out a printed label stencilled on a wooden crate: 9-23-6-A.
He rapidly but clearly said 'nine teck twenty-three tec six tek A' (I don't know how to spell it because the subtitles just showed it as above).
Can anybody throw any light on this? I use 'dash' in this situation.
He rapidly but clearly said 'nine teck twenty-three tec six tek A' (I don't know how to spell it because the subtitles just showed it as above).
Can anybody throw any light on this? I use 'dash' in this situation.