In
Japanese, far more is
possible. Since
in Japanese, each digit has at least 2 pronounciations (some have three, and they even often use the English pronounciations), it's possible to make entire sentences out of numbers, especially if you also use syllables that are only similar to the strictly correct
pronounciation.
This property is, of course, used extensively in advertising jingles to hammer phone numbers into your brain. In daily life, the number 39 is sometimes used in lieu of arigato since the separate pronounciation of the digits - san kyu - sounds close to the japlish pronounciation of thank you.