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-   -   phonetic alphabet (https://britishexpats.com/forum/spain-75/phonetic-alphabet-634589/)

jdr Oct 8th 2009 6:32 pm
Re: phonetic alphabet
 
Originally Posted by Luz (Post 8001430)
Fredbargate,
Are you looking for something like this?
Alicante - Barcelona - Córdoba - Dinamarca - España - Francia - Girona - Huesca - Italia - Jaén - Kilo - Lérida - Madrid - Navarra - Oviedo - Pamplona - Queso - Roma - Salamanca - Teruel - Ucrania - Valencia - Whisky - Zaragoza
Very Spanish, not international, but used by Telefonica.
No wonder they take so long to get to Benalmadena or Fuengirola. lol

Fredbargate Oct 8th 2009 6:53 pm
Re: phonetic alphabet
 
Originally Posted by Luz (Post 8001430)
Fredbargate,
Are you looking for something like this?
Alicante - Barcelona - Córdoba - Dinamarca - España - Francia - Girona - Huesca - Italia - Jaén - Kilo - Lérida - Madrid - Navarra - Oviedo - Pamplona - Queso - Roma - Salamanca - Teruel - Ucrania - Valencia - Whisky - Zaragoza
Very Spanish, not international, but used by Telefonica.
Hi Luz

That is very similar to what I have heard.
My knowledge of this comes from listening to a mechanic in a car repairshop ordering parts over the phone and is limited to very few characters. However he always says Alemania and not Almeria whilst he does use Dinamarca and Francia.
I am well aware of the NATO phonetic alphabet but not many Spanish secretaries would understand it.

I am sure I will now be able to get my email address over to the young lady using the help I have received here.

lynnxa Oct 8th 2009 7:20 pm
Re: phonetic alphabet
 
Originally Posted by Fredbargate (Post 8002526)
Hi Luz

That is very similar to what I have heard.
My knowledge of this comes from listening to a mechanic in a car repairshop ordering parts over the phone and is limited to very few characters. However he always says Alemania and not Almeria whilst he does use Dinamarca and Francia.
I am well aware of the NATO phonetic alphabet but not many Spanish secretaries would understand it.

I am sure I will now be able to get my email address over to the young lady using the help I have received here.
just pick cities/countries/spanish names that start with the letter


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