#42

O!

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#43

u - the Nokia text message letter

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#44
  • I know the whole phonetic alphabet because I have worked in a call centre

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#45

Represent.

#46

The Catalans like an X, don’t they?

#47

Looks like they like an A more though

#48

Can’t stand the phonetic alphabet all alpha alpha army nonsense.

Much prefer the random ERM, f for frog?

#49

when I handwrite x I write it the algebra way image

  • I like it!
  • You disgust me

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#50

I’ve told this story on here before, but I have no better argument in favour of the phonetic alphabet than when I was taking down an elderly customer’s postcode and she said, after a brief pause in which she was clearly trying to think of a word, G for (blurred for racism) gollywog.

I also had a colleague who used to use both B for Bertie and G for Gertie. That’s not how phonetic alphabets work!

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#51

Why is this poll single choice only?

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#52

T is for Thirty

#53

Why would you not make the sound of the letter when you pronounce out the letter?

#54

just spices up your life a bit

#55
  • a
  • ɑ

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#56

do people actually write a like that on paper? I couldn’t even imagine how

#57

The basques REALLY love an x

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#58

i would like to do my 'a’s like that, but seems very fiddly doesn’t it? likewise seeing ‘ɑ’ on a computer screen makes me a little nɑuseous

#59

maybe you’d have to start at the top and curl it downwards and around

#60

did you know they are called single storey and double storey 'A’s?

#61

no but that’s both stupid and makes sense