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"Число" and "номер" are both Russian words that can be translated to "number" in English, but they are used in different contexts. "Число": This word primarily refers to a numerical quantity or value. It can be used to denote any kind of numerical value, such as a quantity, an amount, or a figure. For example: "У меня есть пять яблок" (I have five apples) "Сколько будет два плюс два?" (What is two plus two?) "Номер": This word typically refers to an identifier or a serial number. It is often used to identify something within a sequence or to label items. For example: "Номер телефона" (phone number) "Номер дома" (house number) "Номер билета" (ticket number) In summary, "число" is more general and refers to numerical values, while "номер" specifically refers to identifiers or serial numbers.
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