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i couldnt read analog clocks until 5th grade despite being taught in school every year and my mom's best efforts to explain it to me,,, the whole "past" and "till" thing really confused me. i do understand it now but it still takes me a while to process when i look at the clock 
also, in russian and english numbers are read left to read, like "fifty-two" and "thirty-nine", but in dutch its the other way around, "two-and-fifty" = 52 and "nine-and-thirty" = 39,, so i always struggled with numbers as a child to the point my mom had to explain to my math teacher why i always had to think before i said a number. being multilingual is hard
also, in russian and english numbers are read left to read, like "fifty-two" and "thirty-nine", but in dutch its the other way around, "two-and-fifty" = 52 and "nine-and-thirty" = 39,, so i always struggled with numbers as a child to the point my mom had to explain to my math teacher why i always had to think before i said a number. being multilingual is hard
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