How to pronounce hexadecimal.

Hexadecimal pronunciation (counting out loud) easy beginner version: One, …, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, (one) sixteen (and) one, (one) sixteen (and) two, …, (one) sixteen (and) nine, (one) (one) (one) (one) sixteen (and) ten, sixteen (and) eleven, …, two sixteen(s), two sixteen(s) (and) one, …, two sixteen(s) (and) nine, two sixteen(s) (and) ten, two sixteen(s) (and) eleven, …, ten sixteen(s), …, fifteen sixteen(s) fifteen, (one) two hundred (and) fifty-six, (one) two hundred (and) fifty-six (and) one, …, two two hundred (and) fifty-six(es), two two hundred (and) fifty-six(es) one, … two two hundred (and) fifty-six(es) fifteen sixteen(s) fifteen, three two hundred (and) fifty-six(es), and so on.

Same numbers, using my new rule-generated names for powers of two: One, …, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, ri, (one) ri (and) one, (one) ri (and) two, …, (one) ri (and) nine, (one) (one) (one) (one) ri (and) ten, ri (and) eleven, …, two ri(s), two ri(s) (and) one, …, two ri(s) (and) nine, two ri(s) (and) ten, two ri(s) (and) eleven, …, ten ri(s), …, fifteen ri(s) fifteen, (one) fi, (one) fi (and) one, …, two fi(s), two fi(s) one, … two fi(es) fifteen ri(s) fifteen, three fi(s), and so on.