• WhiteOakBayou@lemmy.world
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      10 天前

      There is a children’s book with that title that my kids liked when they were small. Thanks for the memory prompt!

    • ___@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      9 天前

      From the book:

      A is for Aisle

      B is for Bdellium

      C is for Czar

      D is for Djibouti

      E is for Ewe

      F is not for Photo, phlegm, phooey, or phone

      G is for Gnocchi

      H is for Heir

      I is not for Eye

      J is for Jai Alai

      K is for Knight

      L is not for Elle

      M is Mnemonic

      N is not for Knot

      O is for Ouija

      P is for Pterodactyl

      Q is for Quinoa

      R is not for Are

      S is for Seas

      T is for Tsunami

      U is not for You

      V is for Five

      W is Wren

      X is for Xylophone

      Y is not for Why

      Z is for Zhivago

  • Reygle@lemmy.world
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    9 天前

    Lol - “Q as in Queue” hahahaha I bet someone thinks this is official enough to use.
    I hope someone uses this, religiously, for life. :)

    Alpha
    Bravo
    Charlie
    Delta
    Echo
    Foxtrot
    Golf
    Hotel
    India
    Juliet
    Kilo
    Lima
    Mike
    November
    Oscar
    Papa
    Quebec
    Romeo
    Sierra
    Tango
    Uniform
    Victor
    Whiskey
    Xray
    Yankee
    Zulu

    • CaptKoala@lemmy.ml
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      9 天前

      After having to learn these for work years ago, my life got a lot easier. Bad phone call? Phonetics, precise radio comms.? Phonetics. Just works, should be taught in every school.

    • Noel_Skum@sh.itjust.works
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      9 天前

      Most of them do, yeah. You may hear a bit of a “tongue click” or something with others first before the “s”. A lot of first-language English speakers seem to really struggle when they see two consonants together that they haven’t previously encountered.

  • HikingVet@lemmy.ca
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    10 天前

    As someone who had to learn the actual NATO alphabet, if I look too hard at this, I’m likely to give myself a stroke.