Question

Alpha phonetic meaning and example.

Answer 1

Phonetic Alphabets are used in military communication so that the message is conveyed properly,
For the alphabet A- the phonetic alphabet is Alpha
Suppose you have to read out some plates to your colleague across the globe, you'd say
Alpha Beta Papa 5 6 for "ABP56"

Answer 2

Well, alphaphonetic can be like a name and its pronunciation correct?

Answer 3

For instance, when someone has a name that has a certain letter emphasized before the visual part of the name is read.

Answer 4

yes, but in military they have fixed the letters.

In normal communication you may use
A as in America, B as in Boy

Answer 5

yes, kinda

Answer 6

Well, can a word be alpha phonetic if it has a strange pronunciation, that does not appease how the word is written in order?

Answer 7

For instance, then name trenya, is pronounce tren-ay. Is this an example of Alpha phonetic? Also, Sepulchre and sepulcher.

Answer 8

I don't understand "Alpha Phonetic", I thought you're referring to them differently

Answer 9

Oh, but is that the correct use of alpha phonetic differences? Sepulchre and sepulcher?

Answer 10

no, they are not examples of alpha phonetic

Answer 11

What is it then?

Answer 12

There should be some specific term, I have come across it but can't recall now

Answer 13

Okay, thanks. :D

Answer 14

it's non phonetic

Answer 15

http://www.pronuncian.com/Podcast/Default.aspx?Episode=159

Answer 16

What's non phonetic?

Answer 17

words which are pronounced differently from their spellings

Answer 18

Goodbye, have a good evening! :)