Hey guys hi I'm Manjita and this is Onya she's my friend
say hi to my subscribers hi subscribers thank you well she's from Ireland she's
an Irish and of course she's living in Australia like me I'm from India
I'm living in Australia so I was just talking to or Onya the other day and we
were in fact discussing our experience in Australia because we both have
different accent when we speak English and what your experience was so I was infact she will
give you some snippets of her experience in Australia with her
accent in English so if you want to share with them yes so I have quite a
broad Irish accent and so I do come up quite frequently against people who
maybe don't quite understand what I'm saying and then I have to kind of break
down what I'm saying explain it in a bit more detail and one example is at my
work where I have to give my email address so my name is not really spelt
how you pronounce it so okay so her name is Onya that's how we call her and
that's how she calls herself so what do you think the spelling could be of Onya
I think it's ONYA did you guys also think that? well let's
reveal the secret most people think that but it's spelt the traditional
Irish way which is AINE. okay so that's AINE and she calls it ONYA.
yeah so I guess I too have a story when I came to Australia
long time back the way I used to say the letter A was completely different I
think in Australia they say in a very... how do say in IRELAND? A... okay so we say A but in
Australia I think they say it as A. so you have also felt that and I have also felt
that and that's why we're doing this I think she has to explain the
spelling of her name phonetically and many times I do that especially the a
and I in my name I have to spell it phonetically so I guess that's what this
episode is all about we're talking about how and where all should we use
phonetic letters it's very important no matter how do you pronounce a particular
letter in English depending on which country you're from if the other person
is not understanding because it because there are a lot of letters which are
similar to sound like p e b d the other person doesn't understand so how would
you explain what that letter is so we'll get deep into it but before that
why don't I share my conversation with an Australian on this
funny thing called A so here it comes
so guys those were the 26
phonetic letters well I tried roping in my family and friends so that you can
get a flavor of different pronunciation and you would understand how going
ahead would you spell your name, place are anything under the Sun
using the phonetic alphabet so I'm sure you've learnt a lot .I'm sure they have
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I'm sure that most of us until now we're not aware of the phonetic letter
or alphabet or did not use it so frequently and hence we were in this
situation what situation see it for yourself bye take care
A as in apple P as in Pineapple O as in...
C'mmon Manjita think of something creative or professional. Not the name of a fruit again, please.
E for Iglu. L as in laptop, u as in urangutan,
O as in.... H as in Honolullu. O as in Orange