Learn NATO Phonetic Alphabet

The app teaches and trains the NATO/ICAO Phonetic/Spelling Alphabet in a fun way with typing and speaking. It also provides translation services.

Features:

• Listen to and learn the names of the 26 letters of the English alphabet (as well as number 0 - 9, decimal, hundred and thousand) in the NATO Alphabet.
• Translate any words/phrases into the NATO Alphabet and play them in audio format.
• Save any letter/number combinations (such as your license plate number) as your favorite for easy access later.
• Practice the names of the 26 letters in 9 levels by typing or speaking and and challenge yourself in 5 challenges.
• Enable/disable the interface sound and switch on/off vibration on error.
• The app takes little space and works offline.

What's the NATO Alphabet?

As the most widely used radiotelephone spelling alphabet, the NATO Phonetic Alphabet is also commonly known as the NATO Spelling Alphabet, ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) Phonetic/Spelling Alphabet or International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet. It was created for those who exchange voice messages by radio or telephone to understand the 26 letters of the English alphabet and numbers more easily, regardless of language differences or the quality of the connection.

What does the app do?

Different from most apps in the App Store, this app focuses on practice and trains your knowledge of the names of the 26 letters. What’s more, you can choose to train the names by typing or voice, and I strongly recommend the latter as it’s much more useful in real life. Besides the aforementioned rather unique feature, the app also helps to explore and learn the names of the 26 letters, numbers and so on and translate words, phrases and your license plate number.

How to explore and learn?

On the Explore page, you can see the 26 letters of the English alphabet (as well as number 0 - 9, decimal, hundred and thousand), their word representations and their pronunciation, and you can click them to hear their official pronunciation. Try to remember the word representations of the letters and their pronunciation (3 as a group) and train your knowledge on the Train page.

How to train?

On the Train page, the 26 letters are grouped into 9 levels and in between there are several challenges. In a level, you have unlimited tries and time to test your knowledge while in a challenge, you must answer within a short period of time and make less than 3 mistakes to pass it. In both the levels and challenges, you can answer either by typing or by speaking. I strongly recommend the latter as it is how the alphabet is commonly used in reality.

Translate and save as favorite.

On the Translate page, you can translate any words/phrases into the NATO Alphabet and play them in audio format. You can also save them (by clicking the star icon) as your favorite. For example, you can bookmark your license plate number for easy access later.

What settings can I change?

Under Settings on the More page, you can enable/disable the interface sound and switch on/off vibration on error.

Have fun learning and if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me by email (nato@dong.digital).

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