1968 - Nineteen sixty-eight 1035 - One thousand thirty-five/Ten thirty-five 2000 - Two thousand 2006 - Two thousand (and) six 2010 - Two thousand (and) ten/Twenty ten 2015 - Two thousand (and) fifteen/twenty fifteen I think saying "Two thousand and..." for years after 2010 is only common in Australia. "The 3rd of November" can also be written as "November 3rd", "3(rd) Nov.", "Nov. 3(rd)"etc You could also write it as 3/11 (like Australian and British people do" or "11/3" (like Americans do). If the day of the month is lower than 12, people from from the wrong location might misread it.

the amwer of mumber two:11月3日