Learn the American English alphabet pronunciation to master the American accent
When we're dealing with English language learning, it's crucial to learn the American English alphabet pronunciation to master the American accent, why? Because we often engage in a phone conversation, then we often get either confused about what we hear or get misunderstood by the recipient. Then we feel the need to spell things out! So, think it easy (instead of "take it easy")! Why? Because it even happens to native English speakers! That's why this issue was an urgent necessity to deal with! Then, after multiple research and studies, the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) had developed an Alphabet system that matches each letter with a specific word to ease understandability. So, by using this ICAO Alphabet Phonetic you'll be understood whatever your nationality is. I'll include the phonetic symbol of each letter, and the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, known also as the ICAO Phonetic Alphabet, for more understandability!
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How to master the American accent learning the English alphabet pronunciation?
First! You don't have to speak super fast or to speak perfect English to prove your competency or to be more persuasive! All you need is self-confidence, clarity, and effectiveness! Rather, it's recommended to focus on communicating clearly and being understood. Your success in being a good English speaker depends on your level of self-confidence according to your mood type in each situation you live in!
Second, try to learn about the power of the subconscious mind to help you:
1 - Omit all Inherited Ready Judgments about the English Language being hard to learn!
2 - Replace them with: Nothing is impossible with persistence and perseverance!
3 - Psychologists say: If you say "I can" you're right, and if you
say "I can't" you're right too!
4 - They say: Take it easy! I say: Think it EASY!
How does the American English Pronunciation Ease Understandability?
So, according to the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, or ICAO Phonetic Alphabet, if someone asks me to spell my name out, during a phone conversation, I should say:My name is Said Ez-zine
S: /ɛs/ as in Sierra: /siˈɛrə/
A: /eɪ/ as in Alfa: /ˈælfə/
I: /aɪ/ as in India: /ˈɪndiə/
D: /di/ as in Delta: /ˈdɛltə/
E: /i/ as in Echo: /ˈɛkoʊ/
Z: /zi/ as in Zulu: /ˈzuˌlu/
Z: /zi/ as in Zulu: /ˈzuˌlu/
I: /aɪ/ as in India: /ˈɪndiə/
N: /ɛn/ as in November: /noʊˈvɛmbər/
E: /i/ as in Echo: /ˈɛkoʊ/
How can combining writing, translating, and reading be useful?
First, writing, translating, and reading enable both non-speakers of English to understand English content, and non-speakers of Arabic to understand the Arabic content.
Secondly, and this is the most important, writing and reading enable those who use only hearing, or sight only, or both, to understand both English and Arabic content.
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