Learn to count, spell and write numbers in English (US and UK), Spanish (European and American), French, German, Italian, Portuguese (European and Brazilian) and Dutch!
Num-Num will spell and say the numbers out loud in a variety of formats (cardinal, money, year or ordinal).

How do you spell 38? How do you spell out $63.38 on the check you're writing? If you're living in a foreign country, the answer might not be that obvious. Or you might be learning a foreign language.

Num-Num teaches you how to count, spell and pronounce numbers in a variety of different languages.

Use Num-Num when you write checks or to practice counting.

In the sound-enabled versions (iOS 4.0 and greater only), Num-Num will pronounce numbers out loud in a variety of voices and accents.

Num-Num is available on both the iPhone and iPad.

Features:
Use Num-Num when you write checks or to practice counting.

- Enter the number you want to spell and hear. You can also step sequentially through a series of numbers (one, two, three...) so you can learn how to count.
- Press the [+] and [-] buttons to go to the next or previous number
- You can select another language or another output format. On the sound-enabled version, you can also switch between male and female voices and turn sound on and off.

A cardinal number is a normal number (one, two, three), whereas an ordinal number indicates order (first, second, third). A distinct format is needed for years because in some languages (like English), numbers like 1967 are spoken differently as a cardinal number ("one thousand nine hundred sixty seven") than a year ("nineteen sixty seven").