Language | Smallest number | Largest number | Support for audio |
US English | -1e96-1 | 1e96-1 | yes |
UK English1 | -1e96-1 | 1e96-1 | yes |
French | -1e96-1 | 1e96-1 | yes |
French (Switzerland) | -1e96-1 | 1e96-1 | yes |
French (Belgium) | -1e96-1 | 1e96-1 | yes |
Spanish | -1e30-1 | 1e30-1 | yes |
German | -1e96-1 | 1e96-1 | yes |
German (Switzerland)2 | -1e96-1 | 1e96-1 | yes |
Italian | -1e3-1 | 1e3-1 | yes |
Finnish | -9 | 9 | yes |
Schwedish | -1e12-1 | 1e12-1 | yes |
Dutch | -1e9-1 | 1e9-1 | yes |
Hungarian | -1e24-1 | 1e24-1 | yes |
Turkish | -1e24-1 | 1e24-1 | yes |
Polish | -9 | 9 | yes |
Portuguese (Portugal) | -1e36-1 | 1e36-1 | yes |
Portuguese (Brasilia) | -1e36-1 | 1e36-1 | yes |
Rumänisch | -1e18-1 | 1e18-1 | yes |
Hindi (India)3 | -99 | 99 | yes |
Tamil (India)4 | -9 | 9 | yes |
Esperanto | -999 | 999 | yes |
Latin | -99 | 99 | yes |
Russian | -99 | 99 | yes |
Japanese | -99 | 99 | no |
Morsecode | -unendlich5 | unendlich5 | yes |
Klingon | -1e7-1 | 1e7-1 | no |
Telephone | -unendlich5 | unendlich5 | yes |
Tongan | -1e100-1 | 1e100-1 | no |
1 Valid in the United
Kingdom (UK), Canada and Australia
2 That is the
Swiss flavour of German, the "Schweizer Hochdeutsch" (resp. in
Switzerland: "Schweizerhochdeutsch" or "Schriftdeutsch"), it is not the
same as the "Schweizerdeutsch"
3 In addition to
the output in Devanagari, the appropriate transliteration is printed
in brackets
4 In Tamil only
transliterations are being printed
5
Unlimited resp. minus unlimited is a theoretical value only, it is in
fact limited by both memory and the processor in your computer