六点三十分英文怎么说逆读法

"Six thirty" in Engpsh is the standard way to say 6:30. It is read as "six thirty" rather than "thirty six" in Engpsh. This is because the way numbers are read in Engpsh follows the convention of reading the larger number first, followed by the smaller number. This is known as the "hundreds, tens, and ones" place value system, and it is used in many languages around the world.

Examples in Engpsh:

"I need to be at work by six thirty in the morning."
"I'll meet you at six thirty at the park."

Examples in Chinese:

"我早上六点三十需要去上班。"
"我们六点三十在公园见面。"