移花接木2022-09-06 22:25:02

Every now and then did I get stuck with these simplest words in cases when the other person want to to confirm the spelling,  is that "b"? or "p"? I said to myself ---find this A for Apple chart. 

Is that "N"?  I repeated slowly "N", I could say N for "Next" , it was the first "N" word jumped out.  But I am afraid to say that because I feel there must be some customs to follow of this A for Apple thing.   

Here are the two examples, especially useful for those of single syllable

Here is a list of Alphabets and respective Words. Copy or modify to something you like better.

  1. A for Apple
  2. B for Bob
  3. C for Cat
  4. D for Dog
  5. E for Egg
  6. F for Frog
  7. G for Glass
  8. H for Hat
  9. I for Igloo
  10. J for Jam
  11. K for Kite
  12. L for Lamb
  13. M for Man
  14. N for Net
  15. O for Onion
  16. P for Pen
  17. Q for Queen
  18. R for Ring
  19. S for Star
  20. T for Train
  21. U for Umbrella
  22. V for Van
  23. W for Watch
  24. X for Xylophone.
  25. Y for Yacht
  26. Z for Zebra

here is another:  X for Xylophone.? chances no one would need to confirm a "X"

妖妖灵2022-09-06 22:54:14
Very helpful!不知道这个表,我是自创:M for Mary, N for Nancy,T for Tom~
移花接木2022-09-06 23:40:41
更喜欢你这个,从mary到sunny和ivory, 自己总结一个记熟就好,
jianchi90902022-09-07 01:52:52
X for xray,
kirn2022-09-07 04:14:05
+1
天边一片白云2022-09-07 23:41:37
haha, 这也是我常用的。简单的人名。
天边一片白云2022-09-07 23:42:05
这个好。
移花接木2022-09-08 02:05:37
还好,一般情况下很少确认x