How to pronounce letters in English

wow . cool you are the bast .thank you a lot .

Ahmed yahia

many thanks , you learn the English language by simple methods

maksem1982

Thank you so much Ronnie! You solved in 4 minutes, 10 years of difficulties!!! I’m french, I live in Italy and my customers are greek!! (as the greek alphabet is different, my customers spell their names and address email in English !)You can imagine when you mixed up the English pronounciation of some letters (like me before), how the spelling can drive you crazy!!! Thanks again.

milly

yes..i feel the same.

ranne47

hi ms Ronnie i want to thank you so much for this lesson , realy you are amazing teacher .

nazei

Thank you our teacher your lesson so useful i always attempt to learn all of your lesson god bless you

guli_fros

HI, Teacher thanks for wonderful lesson

could you explain difference between
“Do you ever” vs “Have you ever”

Ashu

Do you ever is asking about a routine… “Do you ever eat late at night?”
Have you ever is asking about a past event… “Have you ever seen a lion?”

Ronnie

dear i like you site and i am learning english also.
i wannted to know that how can i pass my IELTS test

simon

hello dears all is there any native speaker just give me miss call on may number i will call you in this number 0093775069554 lol

Sayed Naqib Ullah Sadat

i have understood this lesson. it really good for us thanks ronni

Sandeep

hey i have problem sounding out i, am, i’m and i have a lisp so its had for me to say my s…please i need help.. i get very insecure when i have to talk to a group of people.. thanks

howayne

u r best teacher on the internet plz plz plz always with us….. On the net

sandepan

Thanks a lot Ronnie by help me with the vowels an consonants, your job is very important for the english beginer students

dario1765

I always get confused when I use still, yet and already. Could you please explain them again with examples.
Thanks

bma83

Yet means something is not done/completed. I haven’t finished my dinner yet. (not done)
Already means the action is completed. I’ve already finished my dinner! (done)
Hope that helps!

Ronnie

Thank you very much.

bma83

hi Ronnie… This is Arun from India.. I am an English teacher by profession… i really adore you Ronnie,,, the way you carry out every session is jus amazing… you are truly inspiring me with your teaching style.. Congrats and a million Thanks… keep posting more..

Best wishes
Arun
India

arun

Hi bma83,

still is used when something doesn’t done yet and you’re surprised/concerned of this.
Sorry for my english, I’m learning it but I wanna try to write in english instead italian ;)
In contrast of yet, still usually is in the middle of sentence, while yet is at the end of sentence. Both refers at the future or present circustamces, while already refers to somethings that is in the present or recent past.
Hope it’s right ;)

law78

i want lesson for preposation

jackbauer23

Ronnie rocks teh way she teaches that really commandable. Hats off to you!

hashim

Thanks madam Ronnie.you are the best teacher for me.Will you please help me to speak english well??i need your help mam.

disha18

hi Disha, i am also learning english, we can help each other, u can contact me on vivian41039@gmail.com or vivian41039@yahoo.co.in
thanks.

pravin

My Skype account is : eric.creahi… we can help each other!

solaar

Hi Ronnie can you explain the difference between still and till. so when can I use still or use till.

aysar70

Till is the short form of UNTIL! We use until to talk about a time limit or when an action will finish. “The store is open (until) till 7.”
Still means the action is not done and will continue. “I still love you!” “I still want that new car.”

Ronnie

really i learn alot of information from you and i love alot your manner in teaching.thanks alot ronnie

m.sabry

Hi Ronnie can you explain the difference between on and at.

aysar70

https://www.engvid.com/prepositions-how-to-use-in-at-and-on-in-english/

Ronnie

Hi All,
How to get these videos..

Thanks
Praveen

Praveen

hi 2 all
hello miss! RONNIE! miss!
how are u i hope u are fine and good!
i want to know about English!i have few questions so plz replay my ans thxxxxx
1)what is English?
2)mean of English?
who is the first writer of English book?
your good student: mattbond85
thnx you !!!!
God bless u and Canada

bye!!!love u !!!!

mattbond85

i’m so happy to u !!!!!bye miss ronnie

mattbond85

1) a language
2) I don`t know.
3) I don`t know.

Ronnie

Hi Ronnie,my name is Tom i’m in Rwanda.
so every day i contue your leson,and iwant to know what can i improving my english,i think the answer you may send me on my e-mail:thokamali@yahoo.com,thanks a lot and i wish u a happy new year 2012

Tom

Thanks madam Ronnie.you are the best teacher for me.Will you please help me to speak english well?

satish5

Thanks Ronnie for the clarification.

aysar70

thanks Ronnie. I´m student, my inglish is poor…

tomapal

that’s really a good vidio

vijay

Hi miss Ronnie
First of all how are you?
I have a question Is Y a vowel or a consonant

naodmg33

It is both!

Ronnie

Im from Brazil and i wanna talk to you by skype or msn to practice my english. Can we become friends?

Luciana

i’m from Viet Nam . i also wanna practice and improve my english skill.i hope i can talk to you . my email;
thanhhuong14890@gmail.com. thanks.

huong

hello from Turkey:)) and im also searching for friends to practise and my e mail adress is esragultekin2000@gmail.com

esragultekin

Thank’s,it’s really agood video.

shah786

Thank a lot! :D

maepow

hai iam ram
i say mr.jon b and v pronunciation session . it is nice and useful……
thanks mr.jon……..
i need ur guidence to imporve my communication skill…will u help for that………..

nejelu

hello….thanks

muzamil

Hi Ronnie.I’m from Vietnam.Could you explain difference between “Good job” and “Good way”? Thank U in advane.

HongNhung

Good job is when someone did something well.
Good way would be used when someone teaches us how to do something, you can say that was a good way to do something. Eg….She taught me a good way to make a cake!

Ronnie

i need to know what’s the differ ” till, still, until…..thx

sawi

Till and until are the same.
still means the action has not finished.

Ronnie

wow you are a great teacher……..

emma

Simple but most important.Thanks Ronnie.

samuelsam

Very good, thnk u .

doki1972

Hey hi Ronnieeee!

Thankyou so much for this lesson.

Ronnie the thing is that I have a good vocabulary of English and I use to speak too but the thing is that usually I don’t pronoiunce accurately :(
But there is bad news so I hope its just because I can get benefit from you website and can tell others too surf it also :)

Trust you will appriciate my querry!

Love/Respect,
Shezzy

Shehzad Ahmed Shezzy

Hello mam

may i know the differences between the following three sentences?.
a)She fell down in the street.
b)She has fallen down in the street.
c)She was fall down in the street.

saravanan

She was fall down in the street… is wrong.
a) is simple past
b) is present perfect!

Ronnie

it is simple past.

ranne47

thank u

HassanMohamed@mail.ru

Hello Ronnie, I am new comer, thanks so much, I also want to improve my practice english. Can I chat with you by e-mail.

wisansaya

Hi Ronnie . I ve questions 2 discuss :
1 Can we add slang to our English while conversing with someone . Does slang aids in
enhancing our daily speech ex : aint , yo , whassup . cool babe ! Dude ! bro ! and many others . The second point 2 How can I boost my listening/understanding skills with folks cuz most of the folks are of native speaking so kindly tell me ways to enhance my skills . Bye

Jatz - le copain

Slang is used when you want to talk to native speakers who are young…older people(50-100) don’t really like slang because they don’t understand it…..I’m sure it’s the same in your language. Oh yeah …don’t say ain’t – it makes you sound stupid/uneducated.
To boost your listening…..listen to music with the lyrics, watch t.v with English subtitles,and just listen to other native speakers and try to remember what they’ve said!

Ronnie

hi Ronnie. I hope you doing well

firstly I like your style of teaching and wish to meet you some day.

secondly I’ve commented to you a couple of times but you did reply to me.

finally could you suggest a way to speak to native speakers or good english speaker on the internet on any means and i will be grateful to you

thank you

feeling.heart

Thanx Ronnie for replying my message . Bye

Rawaiol

aNd Ronnie one thing more Is it necessary understanding English fast Plz tell me abt it . Thanx in advance . Bye

Rawaiol

you from Poland polish or Germany

ali

Thank a lot! :D

Hanody

Hi Ronnie!

I have pronounce problems with some words! Like

Unfortunately

Freighliners

congratulations

and there is many words I can’t say it!

Any Advise!

Thanks,

bob85

Those are hard words = un for chune at lee = unfortunately (5 syllables)
fray-t-liners = freight liners (4 syllables)
con-grats (us usually say instead of congratulations)! or you can say con-grad-U-lay-shuns!!!!! (5syllables)

Ronnie

thank you very much

sdiammi

Hi Ronnie
I am from china and i have difficulty in understanding English Language . Would you plz guide me and Plz can you tell me your nationality . Plz be honest ! Bye

Xianjiang xon bokrez

I am Canadian! Thanks for watching and good luck!!!!!!!

Ronnie

I have always problems with the A, E and I
A in English sounds like an E in Dutch;
E in English sounds like an I in Dutch…

rick1234

Hello Teacher(Ronnie)I Like You Explanation. I Have
Only One Problem In Cannot Talk In English But i understand in English but poor in vocabulary So Give Me suggestion what should i do plz thank you miss ronnie bye bye see you letter

M.A Kareem

https://www.engvid.com/english-conversation-skills/
https://www.engvid.com/conversation-skills-confidence/
https://www.engvid.com/conversation-skills-hesitation/

Ronnie

Hello, the teachers of EngVid! I want to improve my English, espeacally my speaking skills. Today i have watched and listened your English lessons.i have listened the prononciation lesson by Mr.Jon, and the grammar lesson by Mrs.Rebacca. They are really great. I liked so much. i’m so happy that i have found such a great site. I need your help. Please, help me to improve my English!
I hope you will recieve m message with pleasure.
Best Wishes,
Nodya, South Korea!

Nodya

Thanks for joining us, Nodya!

engVid

Hi Ronni,me surendra from beautiful country Nepal,I have been watching your english lessons for few months,I found your way of teaching is the best & it is easier to understand your lessons,I really appreciate and respect to you, thank you so much for giving chance to know something more about English.Finally i have some problem with pharasel verbs,what can i do for that? could you please give me some suggestion about it? Thank you.

surendra

I want to improve my speaking. Give me an advice and thanks for all your classes.

TREASA JOSE

hi Ronnie i’m an english teacher but i have a problem in pronounciation so i want u to learn me how to know the transcription of the word nd thanks alot

heba88

very nice class my regard to teacher and happy teachers day

saeed

it is very effort for those people who wants to learn english

wahiddawer

I learn more and more from u thank u

nahr

thanx for ur helping us and i hope more. i hope the teachers will speak more slowly .
my best regards

ahmed

u r such a wonderful teacher ronnie

germeen

really i like your method

fakfakina

How to tell in interview if it ask:
” Tell me about yourself “

imranwarsi80

Tell them positive things you have done in your life – education, travelling, sports etc.

Ronnie

I hope you will have more well lessons

vietnamese

Hi Ronnie!
I love you and your lessons. I learn English for myself at home. Everyday I do many mistakes, but when I look at you and your teaching I feel so good, because you make me better. Your transfer information is lovely like you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best wishes for you, Ronnie!!!!!!

Kamila from Poland

very clear lesson,tank’s ronnie..but i have question,,i was teach children ABC’s letters,now i’m going to teach them how to combine vowel letters and consnant letters,i was confuse how to teach them the change naoun..for exmpl :”B” and “A” we read it “BA” (BANANA)..but when we found B and A into the word “BACK” it,s will be B”ECK (naoun)..so how to teach them that cases..i hope u can explane it ronnie..tank you very much!

fahri

You should get a simple vowel pronunciation book or look on the internet for “vowel sounds in English”! This will help you! There are too many different sounds for me to explain!

Ronnie

hhhmm..ok..tanks for the information.. “regard me for all the teachers engvid…

fahri

Good job teacher,you are very important for help my English!Tank you so much!Tupã,Brazil.

Leandrinho

Hi, Miss Ronnie. how can i know if ‘y’ is a vowel or a consonant,thanks

shaban

hiiiiiiiiiiii Ronnie I want to know how to use either and niether
Regards

roro

Hi I am from Oman Gulf country Arabic city> I have seen almost all video were nice and i like your a way when you teach> 10 years now and i try how speak english . I have studed in college 4 years and went to lot course but i still> give me advice my dear

athani

Hi Miss Ronnie. Good day to you. I’m really glad to know that I can learn more about English here. I like this site, really and thanks for this. And I hope my PUBLIC RELATION or the way I talk to people will improve Miss Ronnie. I don’t really know why when I’m in front of many people, delivering messages or sharing ideas, I ended up speechless and all my ideas in mind lost and left untold. I don’t know how I can fight this so called stage fright Miss Ronnie. I hope you can help me.

Filipina

When I was a kid, I had to do speeches in front of the class. I liked doing them because I thought my speech was funny and entertaining! I would practice in front of the mirror and then I would stand on the stairs to my parents room and make my speech to my family! My brother was very shy and he hated doing speeches but, he practiced the same way I did and he was able to speak in front of his class.
1) Practice in front of a mirror, then in front of friends/family. This will help you over come your stage fright.
2) Make sure that what you are going to talk about is interesting so that you really want to tell people about it, that way it will be much more natural for you!
Good luck!

Ronnie

Thank you Ronnie for helping me, how to learn English.
Happy Thanksgiving to you.

Federico cruz

thank you Ronnie
the pronounce of letters in english
Jmaes.M

James

that’s good for me . thanks

wakil

its very very good lessons i hope to learn english more with them

saeed algadwell

Hello, Marry ‘X’MAS to all the respected & dear teachers(James,Jon,Ronni,Alex,Rabecca,Valen)of “Engvid.com”.This is Satender from India sending my warm heartiest congratulation to all of you for the ‘X’Mas & New Year.I am surprised to see the “so easy definitions” by you of “so tough(for us)words” on any site. This site definitely gives great opportunities for the people like me to understand the English in so easy way. Your team is doing a great work. May god give you what you deserves. Again thank you.

Satender Singh Rawat

i like to learn english,can you teach every body more,please?

khuong tran

u r the best teacher i have ever met.
9o aheaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad Ronnie.. :)

egyptian

keep moving forward , miss Ronnie

samehegypt89

Thank you Ronnie for your excellent teaching.Would you tell me the uses of ‘Verb Watch’ eg: Some boys are fighting in the street. 1.Look at them. or Watch them. or see them or view them. and why?

Limbuwan

They are all correct – watch this lesson to help you!
http://www.engvid.com/english-vocabulary-look-see-watch/

Ronnie

I want to know the standard of a junior student. So which of these is the correct one-
1.What class do you read in?
2.Which class do you read in?
3.In which class do you read?
4.What is your education?
and your suggestion please

Limbuwan

Thanks a lot teacher ronnie

Huda

thx alot teacher ronnie !

she3aa14

thank you a lot teacher

Rissa ag Abdoulay

hi Ronnie. I hope you doing well

firstly I like your style of teaching and wish to meet you some day.

secondly I’ve commented to you a couple of times but you did reply to me.

finally could you suggest a way to speak to native speakers or good english speaker on the internet on any means and i will be grateful to you

thank you a lot

feeling.heart

You should go to the Facebook Engvid page and post your Skype id name. Tell the other Engvid students you want to talk to them!

Ronnie

thanks for your reply and i’ll try it

feeling.heart

Hi Ronnie!
Thank you so much Ronnie for your Lessons. please Ronnie can you send me your address mail to contact you, i have lot of errors grammar in my manuscript. I’m student Ph.D.
I’m waiting your message.
With my best regards, Driss.

Driss

This is my email address! Ask me the questions!

Ronnie

i have seen your explaining about(of) do you ever and have you ever.but the question here are the both used to refer something happened in the past?whether routine or the second.please explain this
.

ali almasry

Have you ever = present perfect = based on experience.
Do you ever= present tense = routine.

Ronnie

Hi Ronnie, you are wonderful in your teaching,but the lesson is too short.

mcaustin

Hi Rinnie, thanks for the lesson. It is so helpful.I have been having difficulty in pronouncing these words, for instance, word/world, cold/code, fire/file differently, which should be different. I also don’t know how to pronounce the “l” in “ball/fall/paul” and “feel/bill/meal” correctly. To me, it always sounds like “o” or “er” which I think is not correct. Hope I could get your help. Thanks.

myyathz

What language do you speak?

Ronnie

Hi Ronnie, I speak Chinese. Thanks.

myyathz

Hello Ronnie,
You’ve helped me a lot these days..
Thank you very very much..
Can “YOU” please do a lesson for me on the topic of “CLAUSES”
It would be really great if “YOU” do..
I will be appearing for board examinations soon which is very important in my life and difficult too so need your help..
Waiting for a positive response……………

tanvir

Yes.

Ronnie

Thank you so much..
Thanks a lot..
Will wait for your lesson on clauses..

tanni

And please explain every type of clause..
Like adjective clause,noun clause,adverb clause,adjective relative clause and some more of which I don’t even remember names…
Thanks again..

tanni

thank u a lot!!
simple but very important!

mr.cuji

hello ronnie .. you are really good teacher .. can you teach me im already 3rd year college but im not good in english .. im a filipino and my language is not english .. eventhoug one sentence i cant write and i dont know when should put period . and kama ,, can you teach to learn english PLEASSSE send me a test on my email or teach through the skype
email zzzzz5c4@gmail.com

cedric

Sorry, I do not do Skype lessons at this time!

Ronnie

how i can pronounce word “total” how i move my tongue to pronounce it

ahmed

Tow-tull.

Ronnie

Hello Ronnie, i have pronunciation problem in “a” sound. like fan, pan, man vs men, get, set. please give me advice how do i improve? As we listen to English lessons we can’t recognize the difference until anyone tell the difference. i need your advice please.

Sonia

!hen you say the “a” in fan/pan/man etc your mouth is tight, open a little and in a little smile position!

Ronnie

thank you for response. to elaborate, i say fan like i’m saying “Fain” my tongue position goes downward not in the middle.

Sonia

Hi Ms. Ronnie
How do you pronounce the letter a when it comes as indefinite article: short a as in hat or long a as in train?
THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Atef

A = ah (like hat)!!!!

Ronnie

hello…could u provide us a lesson on the difference between pronunciation of letters in both british and ameican english…..please reply it…

rahulrobinson100

No – there are way too many accents and different ways people in Britain and America speak – it is impossible.

Ronnie

Hi mam Ronnie, can u teach me please how to use these word “could and would” thanks

crislynfaith

Would = “wood”
Could = “kood”

Ronnie

yes mam ronnie, could you give me some of example how to use in a sentence the word “would & could” and could you explain please what the difference of these two words. thanks

crislynfaith

Search the site for would and could – there is already a video for you!

Ronnie

Dear Ronnie:
Thank you very much.

chris

Dear Ronnie:

I am Ivan from Indonesia, and I am speak Bahasa Indonesia, I just want to say: Thank you so much, my english comming better everday, I like your style when you teach using video.
And for EngVid… This website is very amazing for me… Thank you…

Ivan

Dear Ronnie:

ivanjk

Hi teacher Ronnie, can you please tell me the usage of ON and IN? I am confused!! Thanks.

octoaquarian

Ronnie is my favourite =D thanks for making this awesome video ! Can you please make some videos about phonetics ??????

My English teacher Sucks !
Ronnie is the Best =D

miffy

really amazing lessons…
thanks mam for helping the needy and sharing your knowledge with everyone… :-)

gurjeet

Hi teacher Ronnie Thank you very much you are great. I am a cuban lady, I live in Miami and I love to see you I am learning a lot Thanks again.

Magaly

Salam Ronnie how ch doing?really i followed patiently and really i like what you said about when someone fall in mistakes and as you said never be shy….really am always fell in mistakes like that…but i dont like to stop for am being to skills english very well..also i learn from my fault…so i hope to support me and each one too to knows more about english neither i need more senteces to memorize better cause i heard online sentences make you better to not forget vocabulary…i hope to hear from you soon inchallah…baytheway your action how to interoduce english so great and am laughing alot how to made us understanding…and thats why i contcat you….thank you so much Teacher.

Imed

Thank you teacher.I’m poor in English.I’m really wanna learn English.

khinmyatnoe

Teacher Ronnie how to pronounce GULF and GOLF? please… thank you..

ReYND

They are said exactly the same!!! Ga-al-f!!

Ronnie

Hello Ronnie.
How you doing?am your student my name Imad.i just i wanted to ask you about how i can memorize verbs and vecablory and in the same time i dont forget them.becuase i use anther language.so really i find defficult for that.i hope you advices me.am looking forward to hear from you Teacher.

mrsummer

I want speak English very well. What should I do ?

Hello Ronnie.

I have a problem how to pronounce B and P

Nana

There is already a lesson on B and P!

Ronnie

Hello my great teacher Ronnie!I am from Kosovo, a very small country with far fewer inhabitants than have schools in Toronto haha.I am a second year student in the English language and now I see how much I have suffered for your lessons!You are rare talent and pleasant as so far I have not encountered in any such as you.I thank the GOD, that I live at the same time with you.I do not know if someone paid you this hard work,you do for us?!!!anyway thank you very much, maybe one day compensated you also own god.Greet you

Ilaz Krasniqi

hey your expression is too good for teaching English vowels & consonants…. thanks…

Naaz

Thank

caesarsweet

hi roonie thanks for you you did good work for every one
but i have question if you can explain for me?
when we use
like and same
ex you like my sister or you same my sister

redir

You ARE like my sister = person does things/like things that your sister does/likes.
You ARE the same as my sister = person has a similar personality as your sister.
They are very similar words!

Ronnie

Iam from Shaurimoyo Zanzibar Tanzania. Yes I like you James Because I understand well when you provide your learsons, and also I have problems of pronociatin coz I like so murch American pronociation. so I need your advice about these is good or bad thank you.

Haji Mohammed Enzi

And also how can I use the world In case of,because we have contradiction about the uses of it so we need the corect uses of it thank James.From Shaurimoyo Zanzibar Tanzania.

Haji Mohammed Enzi

in fact i do not know how to thank you for your great help.for many years i was suffering from this problem but now it is so clear.once agian thank you very much and i look forward to seeing new vidoes like this.

hasan

Aweee back to basics :3 like at school :D

jimmysaenz90

In Mexico in public Schools, english courses are awful, poor grammatical, terrible pronunciation…. ( you need to take expensive courses to get a good performance in this topics)…. I see this course like the way to learn english as a funny,practical and simple. I appreciate this new way to learn. Thanks so much engVid!!!

pepeurrea

Excellent…thanks a lot

argenis

excellent you are very good teacher, you have a method of teaching .continue

ahmedbounif

THANKS

shamis

Heya i am for the first time here. I came across this board and I in finding It truly useful & it helped me out much. I’m hoping to present one thing again and help others like you aided me.

iphone restart

Excellent, Thank you very much.

sawai768

Aqui puedes ver clases por niveles, es muy interesante Aprovechalo!!!

Elvira Hernandez

pls send ur e-mail id… ronnie…

pallavi07

Hi Ronnie, thanks for all the lessons. I have IELTS exam but I still have problem to understand which vowel is pronouns in listening module. Please tell me is there any king of program or a game to help me with this problem?
Thank you in advance.

roshavbg

hi Ronnie. Thane you for your lesson. i am your fan.
I don’t know difference
between vowel “y” and consonants “y”

eunju7856

Hi Ronnie, I have a problem with Non-Action Verbs

Nour ElSafeer

thanks ronnie

wuvu

you’re in synchrony with your destiny. You’re really good

Edeloa

Muy bueno la lecciones, mil gracias

mocanito77

Hi Ronnie
thanks a lot
take care

cep62

thanks

jigsam

great lesson teacher congratulations ! I´ve just enjoined in ENGVID that´s amazing the simple way of the learning !!! congratulations I hope to get a lot of tips here… regards from Brazil

neirodrigues

You are terrific!

Iamhere.

hi..Alex …i am learning British accent ..if i watch movies or videos comes with American accent ,will it affect my learning??

Devashish

hi..Ronnie …i am learning British accent ..if i watch movies or videos comes with American accent ,will it affect my learning??

Devashish

Hi Ronnie, would you please clear my following doubts:
1.What is the correct way to pronounce Zebra?
2.Why word “unit” doesn’t take an “an” even though it starts with a vowel “u”?
3.Does pronunciation of “w” is like double “u”?
4.How to pronounce “letter”, “latter”, “later”, “better”, “batter”?
Please do reply. And can you do a video on how to write formal letters because there are so many style of letter writing and i don’t know which one is the latest.Thank you a lot for all these nice videos and keep up this amazing work!
Regards

irinadiplo

miss Ronnie I will like to recuest spelling name class please

dianaf

i love it
ronnie i need to learn phonitics please made a video for this

k.chinna

Thank you very much for this lesson!
I am looking for a lesson about spelling names, emails, web site address using code, e.g. “A” as in “alpha”, “J” as in “Juliett” etc.
I am also looking for a lesson about the correct pronunciation of the punctuation marks, special characters.
The spelling is quite often required on phone, quite important in business and daily life.
Could you please help me?