See the Latin Numerals.
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In general, when writing cardinal numbers you do not put an hyphen after simple units or simple tens.
So, for example: 200=doxénto (not: do-xento), 500=sinquesento (not: sinque-sento), 2000=domi£a (not: do-mi£a), 10,000=diexemi£a, 20,000=vintimi£a.
But: 201=doxento-un, 221=doxento-vinti-un, 522=sinquesento-vinti-do, 2235=domi£a-doxento-trenta-sinque, 11,000=óndexe-mi£a..., 21,000=vinti-un-mi£a, 33,310=trenta-tre-mi£a-tresento-diéxe, 400,000=quatrosento-mi£a, 500,000=sinquesento-mi£a...
In general, when writing ordinal numbers you put an hyphen after hundreds
and thousands, not after units and tens.
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