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Thanks it so helpful for me❤❤
❤loved this episode
Two things I have to add. Here in Italy we have a pattern: we spell using the name of cities: A as in Ancona, B as in Bari et cetera. The only exception is H as in Hotel.
Second note we do not have a button to send down the lift. It stays at the floor until someone calls it again both from upper or inferior floors 🎉 take care and carry on
Great episode, great discussion. It was really interesting to listen about it. For many of mentioned letters I use totally different words – as a non-native English speaker I don't have the common names in the background, so I will rather say s as in son or as in sound (unless I have a phonetic alphabet open on my screen), so it is interesting to think about this difference.
Hi Lindsay and Aubrey! I hear the NATO phonetic alphabet in movies indeed, thanks for the episode! 🙂
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Dear Prof,
Thanks a lot for the awesome job you have been doing so far!
Great channel!
The best ESL source on YouTube hands down!
More American idioms and slang related to all aspects of life in the US would be really appreciated!
We feel that without that part of the language, we won't be able to take the process of communicating with native speakers of AmE to the next level.
Keep up the good work!
– ESL students
American Language Institute
Moscow, Russia