Numberspeak

Its easier to remember a number if you can make it into a word. It can also be briefer. I came up with a system in which any number from 0 to 999 can be expressed with a one syllable word. Two syllables take you to 99999, and three syllables to 9999999. Each digit is represented by a vowel or a consonant. Numbers are represented by alternating consonants and vowels, e. g. 1515823 would be "kokonut. That's Quicker to say and easier to remember than "one million, five hundred and fifteen thousand, eight hundred and twenty three." The digits zero through nine are represented by the consonants; 0-l, 1-k, 2-s, 3-t, 4-ch, 5-p, 6-m, 7-f, 8-n, and 9-sh. And by the vowels; 0-ou(o in note), 1-i(i in bit or ee in beet), 2-u(u in put or oo in cool), 3-e(e in get or ai in fair), 4-ei(a in gate), 5-o(o in for), 6-oi(oy in toy), 7-a(a in far), 8-ai(i in kite), and 9-au(ow in cow).