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■ Numbers
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The FOMA terminal will read out numbers up to 16 digits long.
E.g.: 1234 → “One thousand two hundred and thirty-four”
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Monetary amounts
● If a currency symbol (e.g. “$” (full-pitch or half-pitch character)) is placed at the beginning of a number up to 16 digits
long, the FOMA terminal reads out the number as a monetary amount.
If commas (,) are used a delimiting character in an input string, the mova will only recognize the string as a monetary
amount if the commas are used every 3 digits.
E.g. $12345
$12,345
“Twelve thousand three hundred and forty-five dollars”
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Phone numbers
● If numbers are delimited by hyphens (-) or parentheses (()) in the patterns listed below, the FOMA terminal reads
them out as phone numbers and not as sequences of digits. The FOMA terminal will also read numbers preceded by
“Tel:” as phone numbers.
E.g. Tel: 12-3456-7890 → “Tel (pause) one-two (pause) three-four-five-six (pause) seven-eight-nine-zero”
* “X” indicates a number.
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Times
● Numbers separated by a colon (:) are read out as times. If the hours component is a 1- or 2-digit number and the
minutes component is a 2-digit number, the number is read out as a time. If “AM” or “PM” is added before or after the
number, it is read out after the number.
■ Dates
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Numbers separated by a slash (/) or period (.) are read out as dates. If “M”, “T”, “S” or “H” (upper case) is inserted
before a date, the corresponding (Japanese) era name is read out.
Ordinary phone numbers
XX-XXXX-XXXX XXX-XXX-XXXX XXXX-XX-XXXX XXXXX-X-XXXX
(XX)XXXX-XXXX (XXX)XXX-XXXX (XXXX)XX-XXXX (XXXXX)X-XXXX
XX(XXXX)XXXX XXX(XXX)XXXX XXXX(XX)XXXX XXXXX(X)XXXX
XXXX-XXXX XXX-XXXX XX-XXXX X-XXXX
Mobile phone numbers
XXX-XXXX-XXXX XXXX-XXX-XXXX (XXX)XXXX-XXXX (XXXX)XXX-XXXX
XXX(XXXX)XXXX XXXX(XXX)XXXX
Toll-free numbers
XXXX-XXX-XXX XXXX-XXXXXX
“Hour”:”Minute” (”Hour” = 0-29: “Minute” = 00-59)
E.g. 23:15
→ “Twenty-three fifteen”
AM “Hour”:”Minute” or “Hour”:”Minute” AM (”Hour” = 0-12; “Minute” = 00-59)
E.g. AM 5:05
→
“five-oh-five AM”
PM “Hour”:”Minute” or “Hour”:”Minute” PM (”Hour” = 0-12; “Minute” = 00-59)
E.g. 5:05PM
→ “five-oh-five PM”
“Year”/”Month”/”Day” or “Year”.”Month”.”Day” (”Year” = 0-9999; “Month” = 1-12; “Day” = 1-31)
“M” “Year”/”Month”/”Day” or M” “Year”.”Month”.”Day” (”Year” = 0-99; “Month” = 1-12; “Day” = 1-31)
E.g. M10/04/20
→ “April 20th Meiji 10”
“T” “Year”/”Month”/”Day” or “T” “Year”.”Month”.”Day” (”Year” = 0-99; “Month” = 1-12; “Day” = 1-31)
E.g. T8.10.15
→
“October 15th Taisho 8”
“S” “Year”/”Month”/”Day” or “S” “Year”.”Month”.”Day” (”Year” = 0-99; “Month” = 1-12; “Day” = 1-31)
E.g. S50.3.6
→ “March 6th Showa 50”
“H” “Year”/”Month”/”Day” or “H” “Year”.”Month”.”Day” (”Year” = 0-99; “Month” = 1-12; “Day” = 1-31)
E.g. H15.7.24
→ “July 24th Heisei 15”
E.g. 2004/5/5
2004/05/05
2004.5.5
2004.05.05
“May 5th two thousand and four