Reference: NATO Alphabet

The NATO phonetic alphabet is a standardized set of words used to represent letters in the English alphabet. If you've ever stumbled over spelling something out loud over the phone or in a noisy environment, this alphabet can help clarify communication.

Note: The numbers are also pronounced in a specific way (and with additions such as the "er" in "Nin-er") to avoid confusion with important words or similar-sounding numbers. For example, "Fife" is used instead of "Five" to avoid confusion with "Fire".

Here's a small tool to help you convert between words and their corresponding letters in the NATO alphabet.