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In German, the connecting word "und" is part of almost every number above 20 and in German it's common to pronounce numerical series as a single number which means, that it would include an "und" if greater than 20.
The certification team still insists that one has to use a numerical series, but tell users to speak every single digit of the number. For example "Vierundzwanzig" becomes "Zwei Vier".
This is a big difference to English where you are also not allowed to use the connecting word "and", but in English you can pronounce almost every number without "and" and it's common to pronounce every single digit in a numerical series.