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*Literary ([[Thag'ym]]/[[buun]]): {{tts|0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.}}
*Literary ([[Thag'ym]]/[[buun]]): {{tts|0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.}}


Please note "ji" is used in the ones, tens and hundreds place, whereas "nng" is used for multiples of numbers 100 and greater. This is analogous to the use of 兩 and 二 in mandarin.  
Please note "ji" is used in the ones, tens and hundreds place, whereas "nng" is used for multiples of numbers 100 and greater. This is analogous to the use of 二 and 兩 in mandarin.  


Furthermore, telephone digits are grouped according to certain rules and [[tone sandhi]] is applied. For example, {{tts|3945068}} is read: safm kiuo sux, gvor khoxng, liok pad (see [[Khax Tiexn'oe]]).
Furthermore, telephone digits are grouped according to certain rules and [[tone sandhi]] is applied. For example, {{tts|3945068}} is read: safm kiuo sux, gvor khoxng, liok pad (see [[Khax Tiexn'oe]]).
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