| Letter | Pronunciation |
|---|---|
| A | “ah” |
| B | “bey” |
| C | “sey” |
| D | “dey” |
| E | “uh” |
| F | “ef” |
| G | “jay” |
| H | “ash” |
| I | “ee” |
| J | “jee” |
| K | “kah” |
| L | “el” |
| M | “em” |
| N | “en” |
| O | “oh” |
| P | “pey” |
| Q | “kew” |
| R | “air” |
| S | “es” |
| T | “tey” |
| U | “ew” |
| V | “vey” |
| W | “doobluh vey” |
| X | “eeks” |
| Y | “ee-grek” |
| Z | “zed” |
Knowing the alphabet helps with pronunciation and it’s good for spelling names and words.
The French vowels are “a,” “e,” “i,” “o,” “u” and “y.”
“Y” is pronounced the same as “i” in French.
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