Set of words said in place of letters

Akronim: NATO Phonetic Alphabet

NATO Phonetic Alphabet
The NATO Phonetic Alphabet was developed
in the 1950s by ICAO, and was adopted by NATO
because it was regarded as being intelligible and pronounceable by all NATO
allies in the heat of battle. It uses words which are pronounced in place of
letters to distinguish what might otherwise be similar sounds from each
other. It is widely used in other non-military services, such as by pilots,
where an unambiguous spelling of letters needs to be conveyed verbally.
The NATO Phonetic Alphabet is given below:


Letter
Word
Guide to Pronunciation


Phonetic Convention
Latin Alphabet


A
Alpha
'ćlfa
AL FAH


B
Bravo
'bra:'vo
BRAH VOH


C
Charlie

'tňa:lior
'ňa:li


CHAR LEE or
SHAR LEE


D
Delta
'delta
DELL TAH


E
Echo
'eko
ECK OH


F
Foxtrot
'fBkstrBt
FOKS TROT


G
Golf
gulf
GOLF


H
Hotel
ho:'tel
HO TELL


I
India
'indi a
IN DEE AH


J
Juliet
'd_u:li-et
JEW LEE ETT


K
Kilo
'ki:lo
KEY LOH


L
Lima
'li:ma
LEE MAH


M
Mike
maik
MIKE


N
November
no'vembe
NO VEM BER


O
Oscar
'Bska
OSS CAH


P
Papa
pe'pa
PAH PAH


Q
Quebec
ke'bek
KEH BECK


R
Romeo
'ro:mi o
ROW ME OH


S
Sierra
si'era
SEE AIR RAH


T
Tango
't ćngo
TANG GO


U
Uniform
'ju:nifB:m or
'u:nifBrm
YOU
NEE FORM or
OO NEE FORM


V
Victor
'vikt a
VIK TAH


W
Whiskey
'wiski
WISS KEY


X
Xray
eks'rei
ECKS RAY


Y
Yankee
'j ćnki
YANG KEY


Z
Zulu
'zu:lu:
ZOO LOO


.
Decimal or
Stop
 
 


0
Zero
 
ZE RO


1
One
 
WUN


2
Two
 
TOO


3
Three
 
TREE


4
Four
 
FOW ER


5
Five
 
FIFE


6
Six
 
SIX


7
Seven
 
SEV EN


8
Eight
 
AIT


9
Nine
 
NIN ER

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