How can we translate numbers into letters?

How can we translate numbers into letters?
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If you look at the keys on the phone there are three letters associated with each number. Write out the phone number and write the letters assocatied with each number above the number. Then look at the letters and see if you can form words out of them. It has to be in order, or you can’t dial the number from looking at the words.
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