Unicode strings in .Net with Hebrew letters and numbers

Question

There is a strange behavior when trying to create string which contains a Hebrew letter and a digit. The digit will always be displayed left to the letter. For example:

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Answer 1

That strange Behavior has explanation. Digits with unicode chars are treated as a part of unicode string. and as Hebrew lang is read right to left, scenario will give

string A = "\u05E9"; //A Hebrew letter
string B = "23";
string AB = A + B;

B comes first, followed by A.

second scenario:

string A = "\u20AA"; //Some random Unicode.
string B = "23";
string AB = A + B;

A is some unicode, not part of lang that is read right to left. so output is - first A followed by B.

now consider my own scenario

string A = "\u05E9";
string B = "\u05EA";
string AB = A + B;

both A and B are part of right to left read lang, so AB is B followed by A. not A followed by B.

EDITED, to answer the comment

taking into account this scenario -

string A = "\u05E9"; //A Hebrew letter
string B = "23";
string AB = A + B;

The only solution, to get letter followed by digit, is : string AB = B + A;

prolly, not a solution that will work in general. So, I guess u have to implement some checking conditions and build string according the requirements.