Saturday, July 30, 2011

phonetic alphabet


FAA radiotelephony phonetic alphabet and Morse code chart.

Letters

LetterCode wordPronunciation
US Army
standard[6]
ICAO[4] and ITU
Roman standard[7]
FAA
standards[8][9]
ICAO
IPA standard[4]
Consolidated transcription
AAlfa
(ICAO, ITU,
IMO, FAA)

Alpha (ANSI)
AL fahAL FAHALFAH or
AL-FAH
ˈælfɑ/ˈælfɑː/ al-fah
BBravoBRAH vohBRAH VOHBRAHVOH or
BRAH-VO
ˈbrɑːˈvo/ˈbrɑːvoʊ/ brah-voh or
/ˌbrɑːˈvoʊ/ brah-voh
CCharlieCHAR leeCHAR LEE or
SHAR LEE
CHARLEE or
CHAR-LEE or
SHAR-LEE
ˈtʃɑːli  or
ˈʃɑːli
/ˈtʃɑrliː/ char-lee or
/ˈtʃɑːliː/ chah-lee or
/ˈʃɑrliː/ shar-lee or
/ˈʃɑːliː/ shah-lee
DDeltaDEL tahDELL TAHDELLTAH or
DELL-TAH
ˈdeltɑ/ˈdɛltɑː/ del-tah
EEchoEKK ohECK OHECKOH or
ECK-OH
ˈeko/ˈɛkoʊ/ ek-oh
FFoxtrotFOKS trotFOKS TROTFOKSTROT or
FOKS-TROT
ˈfɔkstrɔt/ˈfɔːkstrɔːt/ fawks-trawt
GGolfGolfGOLFGOLFɡʌlf [sic]/ˈɡɔːlf/ gawlf or
/ˈɡʌlf/ gulf
HHotelHO tellHOH TELLHOHTELL or
HOH-TELL
hoːˈtel/hoʊˈtɛl/ hoh-tel or
/ˈhoʊtɛl/ hoh-tel
IIndiaIN dee ahIN DEE AHINDEE AH or
IN-DEE-AH
ˈindiˑɑ/ˈɪndiːɑː/ in-dee-ah
JJuliett
(ICAO, ITU,
IMO, FAA)

Juliet (ANSI)
JEW lee ettJEW LEE ETTJEWLEE ETT or
JEW-LEE-ETT
ˈdʒuːliˑˈet/ˈdʒuːliːɛt/ jew-lee-et or
/ˌdʒuːliːˈɛt/ jew-lee-et
KKiloKEY lohKEY LOHKEYLOH or
KEY-LOH
ˈkiːlo/ˈkiːloʊ/ kee-loh
LLimaLEE mahLEE MAHLEEMAH or
LEE-MAH
ˈliːmɑ/ˈliːmɑː/ lee-mah
MMikeMikeMIKEMIKEmɑik/ˈmaɪk/ myk
NNovemberNOH vem berNO VEM BERNOVEMBER or
NO-VEM-BER
noˈvembə/noʊˈvɛmbə/ noh-vem-bə or
/ˈnoʊvɛmbər/ noh-vem-bər[10]
OOscarOSS carOSS CAHOSSCAH or
OSS-CAH
ˈɔskɑ/ˈɔːskɑː/ aws-kah or
/ˈɔːskɑr/ aws-kar
PPapaPAH pahPAH PAHPAHPAH or
PAH-PAH
pəˈpɑ/pɑːˈpɑː/ pah-pah or
/pəˈpɑː/ pə-pah or
/ˈpɑːpɑː/ pah-pah
QQuebeckeh BECKKEH BECKKEHBECK or
KEH-BECK
keˈbek/kɛˈbɛk/ ke-bek
RRomeoROW me ohROW ME OHROWME OH or
ROW-ME-OH
ˈroːmiˑo/ˈroʊmiːoʊ/ roh-mee-oh
SSierrasee AIR ahSEE AIR RAHSEEAIRAH or
SEE-AIR-AH
siˈerɑ/siːˈɛrɑː/ see-err-ah
TTangoTANG goTANG GOTANGGO or
TANG-GO
ˈtænɡo [sic]/ˈtæŋɡoʊ/ tang-goh or
/ˈtæn.ɡoʊ/ tan-goh
UUniformYOU nee formYOU NEE FORM or
OO NEE FORM
YOUNEE FORM or
YOU-NEE-FORM or
OO-NEE-FORM
ˈjuːnifɔːm  or
ˈuːnifɔrm
/ˈjuːniːfɔrm/ ew-nee-form or
/ˈjuːniːfɔːm/ ew-nee-fawm or
/ˈuːniːfɔrm/ oo-nee-form
VVictorVIK terVIK TAHVIKTAH or
VIK-TAH
ˈviktɑ/ˈvɪktɑː/ vik-tah or
/ˈvɪktər/ vik-tər
WWhiskeyWISS keyWISS KEYWISSKEY or
WISS-KEY
ˈwiski/ˈwɪskiː/ wis-kee
XX-ray or
Xray
EKS rayECKS RAYECKSRAY [sic] or
ECKS-RAY
ˈeksˈrei/ˈɛksreɪ/ eks-ray or
/ˌɛksˈreɪ/ eks-ray
YYankeeYANG keeYANG KEYYANGKEY [sic] or
YANG-KEY
ˈjænki [sic]/ˈjæŋkiː/ yang-kee or
/ˈjæn.kiː/ yan-kee
ZZuluZOO looZOO LOOZOOLOO or
ZOO-LOO
ˈzuːluː/ˈzuːluː/ zoo-loo
(hyphen)Dash/ˈdæʃ/ dash

[edit]Numerals

DigitCode wordPronunciationWikipedia transcription
0Zero (FAA)
Nadazero (ITU, IMO)
ZE-RO (ICAO), ZE RO or ZEE-RO (FAA)
NAH-DAH-ZAY-ROH (ITU, IMO)
/ˈziːroʊ/ zee-roh[11]
/ˌnɑːˌdɑːˌzeɪˈroʊ/ nah-dah-zay-roh
1One (FAA)
Unaone (ITU, IMO)
WUN (ICAO, FAA)
OO-NAH-WUN (ITU, IMO)
/ˈwʌn/ wun
/ˌuːˌnɑːˈwʌn/ oo-nah-wun
2Two (FAA)
Bissotwo (ITU, IMO)
TOO (ICAO, FAA)
BEES-SOH-TOO (ITU, IMO)
/ˈtuː/ too
/ˌbiːˌsoʊˈtuː/ bee-soh-too
3Three (FAA)
Terrathree (ITU, IMO)
TREE (ICAO, FAA)
TAY-RAH-TREE (ITU, IMO)
/ˈtriː/ tree
/ˌteɪˌrɑːˈtriː/ tay-rah-tree
4Four (FAA)
Kartefour (ITU, IMO)
FOW-ER (ICAO)FOW ER (FAA)
KAR-TAY-FOWER (ITU, IMO)
/ˈfoʊ.ər/ foh-ər
/ˌkɑrˌteɪˈfoʊ.ər/ kar-tay-foh-ər
5Five (FAA)
Pantafive (ITU, IMO)
FIFE (ICAO, FAA)
PAN-TAH-FIVE (ITU, IMO)
/ˈfaɪf/ fyf [12]
/ˌpænˌtɑːˈfaɪv/ pan-tay-fyv
6Six (FAA)
Soxisix (ITU, IMO)
SIX (ICAO, FAA)
SOK-SEE-SIX (ITU, IMO)
/ˈsɪks/ siks
/ˌsɔːkˌsiːˈsɪks/ sawk-see-siks
7Seven (FAA)
Setteseven (ITU, IMO)
SEV-EN (ICAO)SEV EN (FAA)
SAY-TAY-SEVEN (ITU, IMO)
/ˈsɛvɛn/ sev-en
/ˌseɪˌteɪˈsɛvɛn/ say-tay-sev-en
8Eight (FAA)
Oktoeight (ITU, IMO)
AIT (ICAO, FAA)
OK-TOH-AIT (ITU, IMO)
/ˈeɪt/ ayt
/ˌɔːkˌtoʊˈeɪt/ awk-toh-ayt
9Nine (FAA)
Nine or niner (ICAO)
Novenine (ITU, IMO)
NIN-ER (ICAO)NIN ER (FAA)
NO-VAY-NINER (ITU, IMO)
/ˈnaɪnər/ ny-nər[13]
/ˌnɔːˌveɪˈnaɪnər/ naw-vay-ny-nər
100Hundred (ICAO)HUN-dred (ICAO)/ˈhʌndrɛd/ hun-dred
1000Thousand (ICAO)TOU-SAND (ICAO)/ˌtaʊˈsænd/ tow-sand (??)
. (decimal point)Decimal (ITU, ICAO)DAY-SEE-MAL (ITU) (ICAO)/ˌdeɪˌsiːˈmæl/ day-see-mal
. (full stop)Stop (ITU)STOP (ITU)/ˈstɔːp/ stawp
Military alphabets before 1956
United KingdomUnited States
Royal NavyWestern Front slang
or "signalese"
RAF phonetic alphabetU.S. phonetic
alphabet
1914–1918 (WWI)1924–19421943–19561941–1956
Apples
Butter
Charlie
Duff
Edward
Freddy
George
Harry
Ink
Johnnie
King
London
Monkey
Nuts
Orange
Pudding
Queenie
Robert
Sugar
Tommy
Uncle
Vinegar
Willie
Xerxes
Yellow
Zebra
Ack
Beer
Charlie
Don
Edward
Freddie
Gee
Harry
Ink
Johnnie
King
London
Emma
Nuts
Oranges
Pip
Queen
Robert
Esses
Toc
Uncle
Vic
William
X-ray
Yorker
Zebra
Ace
Beer
Charlie
Don
Edward
Freddie
George
Harry
Ink
Johnnie
King
London
Monkey
Nuts
Orange
Pip
Queen
Robert
Sugar
Toc
Uncle
Vic
William
X-ray
Yorker
Zebra
Able/Affirm
Baker
Charlie
Dog
Easy
Fox
George
How
Item/Interrogatory
Jig/Johnny
King
Love
Mike
Nab/Negat
Oboe
Peter/Prep
Queen
Roger
Sugar
Tare
Uncle
Victor
William
X-ray
Yoke
Zebra
Able
Baker
Charlie
Dog
Easy
Fox
George
How
Item
Jig
King
Love
Mike
Nan
Oboe
Peter
Queen
Roger
Sugar
Tare
Uncle
Victor
William
X-ray
Yoke
Zebra
LAPD Phonetic AlphabetLetterPhonetic

AAdam BBoy CCharles  DDavid EEdward FFrank GGeorge HHenry IIda JJohn KKing LLincoln MMary NNora OOcean PPaul QQueen RRobert SSam TTom UUnion VVictor WWilliam XXray YYoung ZZebra 


0Zero 1One 2Two 3Three 4Four 5Five 6Six 7Seven 8Eight 9Niner


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