RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE – 07A -PRONUNCIATION OF ALPHABET -PART-1.
RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE – 07A -PRONUNCIATION OF ALPHABET -PART-1.
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Pronunciation of Alphabet – Part 1 (Rapidex English Speaking Course – 07A)
Correct pronunciation of the English alphabet is essential for clear communication. Below is the standard phonetic pronunciation of each letter:
| Letter | Pronunciation (Phonetic) |
|---|---|
| A | /eɪ/ (as in “cake”) |
| B | /biː/ (as in “bee”) |
| C | /siː/ (as in “see”) |
| D | /diː/ (as in “dee”) |
| E | /iː/ (as in “be”) |
| F | /ɛf/ (as in “eff”) |
| G | /dʒiː/ (as in “gee”) |
| H | /eɪtʃ/ (as in “aitch”) |
| I | /aɪ/ (as in “eye”) |
| J | /dʒeɪ/ (as in “jay”) |
| K | /keɪ/ (as in “kay”) |
| L | /ɛl/ (as in “ell”) |
| M | /ɛm/ (as in “em”) |
| N | /ɛn/ (as in “en”) |
| O | /oʊ/ (as in “go”) |
| P | /piː/ (as in “pee”) |
| Q | /kjuː/ (as in “queue”) |
| R | /ɑːr/ (as in “are”) |
| S | /ɛs/ (as in “ess”) |
| T | /tiː/ (as in “tea”) |
| U | /juː/ (as in “you”) |
| V | /viː/ (as in “vee”) |
| W | /ˈdʌb(ə)l.juː/ (as in “double-u”) |
| X | /ɛks/ (as in “ex”) |
| Y | /waɪ/ (as in “why”) |
| Z (US) | /ziː/ (as in “zee”) |
| Z (UK) | /zɛd/ (as in “zed”) |
Key Points to Improve Pronunciation:
Practice aloud – Say each letter clearly.
Listen to native pronunciation (via videos or audio guides).
Group similar sounds together for easier learning.
Use tongue and lip positioning correctly for clear sounds.
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