There seems to be an app for nearly everything. Are you working on learning the international phonetic alphabet? Well it turns out there is an app for that too - the Phonetic Alphabet Viewer available on the iPhone. This is a very simple app that provides the student with an interactive visual method of learning. Simply touch a key to see the phonetic equivalent spelled on the screen instantly. The price is right too - FREE. The app also has solid customer ratings which is often a good indicator of product quality.
Go through the alphabet in sequence saying the phonetic equivalent in your head. Then press the letter to check if you have it correct. When you find a letter that you struggle with pause for a moment to repeat the phonetic three times while focusing on the word.
You will be speaking the international phonetic alphabet in no time. Practice, practice, practice, ...
Good DX and 73,
NJ2X (November Juliet Two X-Ray)
Showing posts with label International Phonetic Alphabet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label International Phonetic Alphabet. Show all posts
October 12, 2014
September 28, 2014
Visually Learning Aid - International Phonetic Alphabet
It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Pictures are also a great way to help learn the international phonetic alphabet. Word association and visual images help promote retention in long-term memory. Have fun!
Good DX and 73, NJ2X (November Juliet 2 X-ray)
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Good DX and 73, NJ2X (November Juliet 2 X-ray)
October 23, 2013
FCC Technician Exam Question Of The Day (T1F04)
Q) Which of the following is an acceptable language for use for station identification when operating in a phone sub-band?
A) The English language
NJ2X Note:
Amateur radio operators often use the phonetic alphabet when transmitting their call via phone. It is good idea to practice and memorize the international phonetic alphabet. By the way, why isn't "phonetic" spelled that way? :-)
ITU Phonetic Alphabet
A) The English language
NJ2X Note:
Amateur radio operators often use the phonetic alphabet when transmitting their call via phone. It is good idea to practice and memorize the international phonetic alphabet. By the way, why isn't "phonetic" spelled that way? :-)
ITU Phonetic Alphabet
| Letter to be transmitted | Phonetic | Spoken as |
| A | Alfa | AL FAH |
| B | Bravo | BRAH VOH |
| C | Charlie | CHAR LEE |
| D | Delta | DELL TAH |
| E | Echo | ECK OH |
| F | Foxtrot | FOKS TROT |
| G | Golf | GOLF |
| H | Hotel | HOH TELL |
| I | India | IN DEE AH |
| J | Juliett | JEW LEE ETT |
| K | Kilo | KEY LOH |
| L | Lima | LEE MAH |
| M | Mike | MIKE |
| N | November | NO VEM BER |
| O | Oscar | OSS CAH |
| P | Papa | PAH PAH |
| Q | Quebec | KEH BECK |
| R | Romeo | ROW ME OH |
| S | Sierra | SEE AIR RAH |
| T | Tango | TANG GO |
| U | Uniform | YOU NEE FORM |
| V | Victor | VIK TAH |
| W | Whiskey | WISS KEY |
| X | X-ray | ECKS RAY |
| Y | Yankee | YANG KEY |
| Z | Zulu | ZOO LOO |
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