International Phonetics

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A  - alpha B  - bravo C  - charlie D  - delta E  - echo F  - foxtrot G  - golf H  - hotel  I  - india J  - juliett K  - kilo L  - lima M - mike N  - november O  - oscar P  - papa Q  - quebec R  - romeo S  - sierra T  - tango U  - uniform V  - victor W - whiskey X  - x-ray Y  - yankee Z  - zulu

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