In Portuguese, instead of using the Major System in the original form, I modified it to be easier. You can see it in this link: Major System Diferente
Google translate it if you want.
I assign a number for each syllabus, instead of using the phonetics in the original form. It doesn’t matter if you have many consonantal sounds in the same syllabus, because the only thing that matter is the first letter of each syllabus.
So my Major System is like this:
0- Z or V (Z is the first letter of Zero)
1- T (The number 1 looks like the letter T)
2- N (Two legs)
3- M (Three legs)
4- R (Looks like an R)
5- C (In Portuguese, the oral form of the number five begins with C)
6- S (Same as before)
7- F (If you invert the number 7, it looks like an F)
8- B or P (Looks like the letter B to me, and if you remove the below half of the B you have a P)
9- g (Looks like a g)
So for two numbers, you would have to create a two syllabus word, a syllabus for each number. As an example, 7775 would be: 77-FF and 75-FC. You would create 2 images using two words with two syllabus each.