NATO Phonetics Alphabet.

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 Hello Everyone!!!

                This is me Shyam and welcome to my blog.

In this blog we are going see something different which you notice in the title called the "NATO Phonetics Alphabet". With this word "Alphabet" you all can come to a platform that it is about English. Absolutely it is right, it is about English basics.

In India, we have learnt to "A" for Apple, "B" for ball, "C" for cat and so on. In my opinion in learning this kind are wrong. Why i am saying is, if you are in a foreign country someone asks you what is "A" for means we should not "A" for Apple, "B" for ball, and “C" for cat.

  If you say like this they will see you weird. Instead we should say that,

 If we follow this NATO Phonetics Alphabet it will be very useful for us.

FACT:

     The British pronounce "Z" as "Zed" whereas Americans pronounce it as "Zee".

Hence, I am sure that you all may understand this concept.

I will see you soon in my next blog.

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