Which number is meant here?
So in a video someone said "Seventeen hundred thousand"
Does he mean 17,000 or 17,100 or 170,000?
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“Seventeen hundred” = 1700, so “Seventeen hundred thousand” = 1700000.
I’ve never heard of the German. The construction is available in English, but I would also consider rather unusual.
In German, there is not this number word.
You can of course search for analogies:
100 thousand: 100,000 (hundred times a thousand)
two hundred thousand: 200,000 (two hundred times a thousand)
three hundred thousand: 300,000 (three hundred times a thousand)
etc.
seventeen hundred thousand: 1,700.000 (seventeen hundred times a thousand). That would be a million seven hundred thousand.
1700000
1.7 million
a million?
1.7 million