speakable_number_kj.py

# partial katakana romaji, base 65
syllables = [
    "ka", "ki","ku","ke","ko", #"kya","kyu","kyo",
    "sa","su","se","so", #"sha","shu","sho","shi",
    "ta","te","to", #"cha","chu","cho","chi","tsu",
    "na","ni","nu","ne","no", #"nya","nyu","nyo",
    "ha","hi","fu","he","ho", #"hya","hyu","hyo",
    "ma","mi","mu","me","mo", #"mya","myu","myo",
    "ya","yu","yo",
    "ra","ri","ru","re","ro", #"rya","ryu","ryo",
    "wa","wi","we","wo",
    "ga","gi","gu","ge","go", #"gya","gyu","gyo",
    "za","ji","zu","ze","zo","ja","ju","jo",
    "da","de","do",
    "ba","bi","bu","be","bo", #"bya","byu","byo",
    "pa","pi","pu","pe","po", #"pya","pyu","pyo",
]

def format_uid_digit (n):
    if n != 0:
        base = len(syllables)
        s = format_uid_digit(n // base)
        return s + syllables[(n % base)]
    return ""

def format_uid (uid):
    return format_uid_digit(uid)

import random
for i in range(100):
    k = random.randrange((1 << 30)*4)
    print hex(k), format_uid(k)

Hi, what's the difference with the previous one? This is for base 65?