To finalize this series, I am going explain the way BaseFree numbers are spoken. This lesson also differs from the way (Decimal) numbers are commonly dealt.
To speak a BaseFree number, a person reads each digit number (each numeral), from the left to the right. For example: the number "4780" is spoken as "four seven eight zero". Easy!
Although I haven't invented such, a fixed word can be added to mark the beginning and the ending of the number. For example, being such word "nila", the previous number is read as: "nila four seven eight zero nila".
Is recommended to speak BaseFree numbers slower than usual, with proper silence spacing. Not too much though; just enough to make the sound of the number memorable and clear. While also giving space for the listener to mentally process the sound of the number.
tags: #basefree #numbers #numerical-system
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