code: def toTheOrdinal(n, inTitleCase=True):
      
      if n == -1:
          retval = _("the last")
      elif n == -2:
          retval = _("the penultimate")
      elif n == 1:
          retval = _("the first")
      elif n == 2:
          retval = _("the second")
      elif n == 3:
          retval = _("the third")
      elif n == 4:
          retval = _("the fourth")
      elif n == 5:
          retval = _("the fifth")
      else:
          # TODO: support other definite articles depending on gender, etc.
          retval = _("the")
          if inTitleCase:
              retval = retval.title()
          retval += " "+_n2w(n, to="ordinal_num")
          return retval
      if inTitleCase:
          retval = retval.title()
      return retval
docs: Returns the definite article with the ordinal name of a number
      e.g. 'the second'
      Becomes important for languages with multiple definite articles (e.g. French)