Re: numeration system

I've read all commentaries about my system

I never thought it would start so much discutions!
I never thought it would turn over a discution on phone numbers...


I will make the final o (or other final vowel if not cardinal) longer, and
place a stress to distinct "koko" and "ko ko" or "no no" and "nono"

I will also remove the similarities between k/g and f/v, but I think that
the similarity between b and p is not enough to cause problem.

I'll keep the fact of removing the useless "o's" but only when the
consonants it is between are not the same.

(S is like sh, ' is after the stressed (and long) vowel, è is the frensh
"è", ö is the frensh "eu", ~ is nasalisation)


0 zo'

1 ko'   (no vowel between another: 1, k: 1 -> 1*1 = 1)
2 no'  (no vowel between another: 1, n: 2 -> 1*2 = 2)
3 mo'
4 lo'
5 so'
6 fo'
7 bo'
8 So'
9 po'

10 koko'
11 koko' ko'
12 kok no'
13 kok mo'
14 kok lo'
15 kok so'
16 kok fo'
17 kok bo'
18 kok So'
19 kok po'

20 nono'
21 non ko'
22 nono' no'
23 non mo'

30 momo'

100 kako'
101 kako' ko'
120 kak nono'
237 nan mom bo'

1000 kiko'
4528 lil sas non So


10 000              kèko'
100 000            keko'
1 000 000          kuko'
10 000 000        köko'
100 000 000      ko~ko'
1 000 000 000   kè~ko'

1 473 652 098    kè~k lo~l böb mum fef sès nin pop So'

1 124 558 999    kè~ko' ko~k nön lul seso' sès SiS papo' popo' po'

"z" is used only for the zero


These are cardinal numbers they end in -o  (lo: four)
ordinal numbers change the -o in -i            (li: fourth)
collective: -a
distributive: -e
fractions: -e`                                          (le: quarter)
multiplicatives: -u


SO

-> the difference between "1 1" and "10" is that the first is " ko' ko' "
and the second " koko' "

-> the difference between "11" and "1 1" is that the first is " koko' " and
the second "koko ko" there are never double or longer consonants



Have I forgot any problem or ambiguity???

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