So in social life, do we also use an explanation to distinguish things with similar pronunciation and easy confusion? The answer is yes! For example, when we introduce ourselves or others to meet new friends, we will say: Gong Chang, Xu Zaozhang, Three Horizontal Kings, Caotouhuang, Gu, Koutianwu, the word noon Xu, Shuangxu, Li, and Shuangkoulu. They are Zhang Hezhang, Wang, Huang, Hu, Wu, Xu, Li and Lu. It is easy to confuse surnames because of the different accents in different places or the loud noise around them. All the textbooks of the Soviet Education Edition have been incorporated into surname songs. The same is true of social life abroad, so it is necessary to explain these letters, especially in the field of radio, which covers technical English such as communication and aviation.
In the field of radio, especially aviation wireless communication, unified reading should be adopted for the following reasons:
The letters 1, b, d, p and t are a group, the letters m and n are a group, s and x are a group, I and y are a group, and c and z are a group. These groups are very similar in pronunciation, understand! If you don't believe me, read it and have a try. I believe it anyway, so these are all consonants that you can't distinguish. Because of the distortion and fading of radio wave transmission signals, coupled with many frequency bands, it is easy to be disturbed, and it is even more difficult to distinguish.
2. Different languages have different voiced and unvoiced consonants, which is a problem that we may face even if we talk face to face. For example, we, uh-huh, have no real [b] sound in Chinese, but Chinese B is actually unvoiced [P]; On the contrary, there is no puff in French. As a result, people in China say that B[pi:] has a China accent, and the French will recognize it as their P.
One of the practices of China Airlines is to adopt the rules of China, such as the pronunciation of numbers: 7 pronounced as turn, 0 pronounced as hole,/kloc-0 pronounced as Yao, and 2 pronounced as two.
The other is that according to ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization), the interpretation method used by ICAO should be regarded as its "standard interpretation method" in aviation communication, which is mainly used in international flights and aviation English. Of course, it is also done internationally, so students should be interested in aviation or broadcast English in the future. This is a necessary knowledge point.
A .......... Alpha n .......... November
B Is .......... wonderful? O .......... Oscar
C .........., Charlie P, .........., Dad.
D..........δQ Quebec, ..........
E .......... echo? Rare .......... Romeo
F .......... foxtrot .......... sawtooth ridge
G .......... Golf? T .......... tango
H..........U Hotel .......... uniform
I, .........., Indian V, winner of ...........
J .......... Juliet. W .......... whisky
K .......... Qian X..........x-ray
L .......... Lima y .......... Yankee
M .......... Mike Z .......... Zulu
Ok, students can see clearly the names, places, common words, Greek letters and so on, just for the convenience of understanding and mastering. For example, Alpha and Delta are in the Greek alphabet, and the English word alphabet means the alphabet. Because in the Greek alphabet, alpha and beta are the first two letters of the alphabet, the English alphabet actually uses the pronunciation of these two letters.
Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta are international standard editions, as well as American police editions: Adam, Baker, Charlie, David, Edward, Freddy, and of course, China student editions: Apple, Boy, Cat and Dog, so this student edition is read as: B= explosion, D= heavy blow.
At this point, I left a question by the way. How many standard explanations do you know? Of course, there will be a reward if you get it right! The reward is: sugar teacher gives you a set of free courses covering Chinese, mathematics, physics, chemistry and fine arts! Hurry up and give a standard interpretation to the background message!