How about the chords that aren’t I ii iii IV V vi vii? What are those as numbers?
If it isn’t typical for that chord in the key then you specify what is different!
I ii iii IV V vi vii
C Dm Em F G Am Bdim
Ex: C – Bb – Am – G
The 7 is typically B – So it’s a flat vii chord, and it’s major… so bVII
C – E – F-Fm – C
E is typically minor so it’d be a Major 3 (III) chord and Fm would be Minor 4 or (iv)
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