Do I say and in one hundred and five?

In British English, yes. In American English, people usually say one hundred five. Choose one and keep it.

How do I say 2026 in English?

Twenty twenty-six. Two thousand twenty-six also works, and two thousand and twenty-six is common in British English.

Zero is the standard word. In phone numbers people often say oh. British English also uses nought for the number and nil for scores.

1,000. English uses a comma for thousands and a dot for decimals, the opposite of Spanish.

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In words

one thousand two hundred fifty

Read as 1,250

Type in English style: 1,500.50. Commas are optional.

Hyphenate tens and ones: twenty-one, ninety-nine. Hundreds, thousands and millions are separate words.
British English says one hundred and five. American English says one hundred five. Both are correct.
Years are read in pairs: 1999 is nineteen ninety-nine. 2005 can be two thousand five or twenty oh five.
Ordinals change the last word only: twenty-first, one hundredth. Watch first, second, third, fifth, eighth, ninth and twelfth.
Decimals use point, then each digit alone: 3.14 is three point one four.

Spanish and English swap the dot and the comma. If you write 1.500 for one thousand five hundred, an English reader sees one point five.

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Do I say and in one hundred and five?: In British English, yes. In American English, people usually say one hundred five. Choose one and keep it.
How do I say 2026 in English?: Twenty twenty-six. Two thousand twenty-six also works, and two thousand and twenty-six is common in British English.
How do I say 0 in English?: Zero is the standard word. In phone numbers people often say oh. British English also uses nought for the number and nil for scores.
Does English write 1,000 or 1.000?: 1,000. English uses a comma for thousands and a dot for decimals, the opposite of Spanish.

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