English question
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spell?
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I mean the verb for speaking audibly over a crappy phone or radio connection. "Sorry I cannot hear if you are saying "F" or "S" would you please ----?"
... such stuff as dreams are made on
I think I'd just ask them to spell it phonetically or just prompt them with "Is that F for foxtrot, S for sierra?" If there is a specific word for it - and I doubt that there is - it would be so obscure that they wouldn't recognise it over a crackly 'phone line.
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I thought that willfully misunderstaning was ElizabethBenneting... (I forgot the joke question. And yes, I am skilled in idioting... a Master Idiot, I think).
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What verb describes the act of using the phonetic alphabet? (ie: Alpha, Romeo, Foxtrot etc) Thanks [EDIT: Ooops seems like I misposted, should've been the Lounge :|]
... such stuff as dreams are made on
If there were, very few people would know what you mean when you say it. :sigh:
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What verb describes the act of using the phonetic alphabet? (ie: Alpha, Romeo, Foxtrot etc) Thanks [EDIT: Ooops seems like I misposted, should've been the Lounge :|]
... such stuff as dreams are made on
There is none; and you'd have to specify which phonetic alphabet, as there are multiple in use. As a programmer I never learned the "proper" words that go with each letter (except Utrecht), so I keep making new words up on the spot. CodeProject. Cow, Opening, Donkey, Eek*, Pizza, Rats, Oven, Joker, Ethereum, Crap, Tippetytoe.
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What verb describes the act of using the phonetic alphabet? (ie: Alpha, Romeo, Foxtrot etc) Thanks [EDIT: Ooops seems like I misposted, should've been the Lounge :|]
... such stuff as dreams are made on
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Phoneticize? ..as in, 'can you please phoneticize that last word?' (spell checker disagrees) :sigh:
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
Browser Spell Checkers are often useless. Phoneticize | Define Phoneticize at Dictionary.com[^]
What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? The metaphorical solid rear-end expulsions have impacted the metaphorical motorized bladed rotating air movement mechanism. Do questions with multiple question marks annoy you???
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I mean the verb for speaking audibly over a crappy phone or radio connection. "Sorry I cannot hear if you are saying "F" or "S" would you please ----?"
... such stuff as dreams are made on
"Sorry I cannot hear if you are saying "F" or "S" would you please use the spelling alphabet?" Spelling alphabet - Wikipedia[^]
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There is none; and you'd have to specify which phonetic alphabet, as there are multiple in use. As a programmer I never learned the "proper" words that go with each letter (except Utrecht), so I keep making new words up on the spot. CodeProject. Cow, Opening, Donkey, Eek*, Pizza, Rats, Oven, Joker, Ethereum, Crap, Tippetytoe.
Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^][](X-Clacks-Overhead: GNU Terry Pratchett)
Eddy Vluggen wrote:
As a programmer I never learned the "proper" words that go with each letter
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What verb describes the act of using the phonetic alphabet? (ie: Alpha, Romeo, Foxtrot etc) Thanks [EDIT: Ooops seems like I misposted, should've been the Lounge :|]
... such stuff as dreams are made on
Most probably the verb like 'spell' or 'pronounce' Still when working on a few morphology related papers with jetwriters I've seen a couple of times phrases like 'use a phonetic alphabet' So far I haven't seen any other collocations used with the word 'alphabet'