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Swedish compound numbers above 20 lose either the tens or units. For example, 21 is announced as 1 and 23 as 20. Emit the tens followed by the units, using the ordinal form for the final part when counting. Use the existing
digits/100recording for hundreds. Use “en miljon” and “miljoner” where appropriate, including for 11 and 21 million.Validation: exercised
play_groupfor 20–99 in cardinal and ordinal forms, checked the selected files against the Jakob 1.0.50 sound pack, and checked 100 and 200. Exercisedsv_say_general_countwith 1, 2, 11, 21, 101, 111 and 999 million and inspected its selected file sequences. The hundred recording was listened to and confirmed. Gitleaks found no secrets in the changed file. A live FreeSWITCH call has not been tested.