ICAO English Number phonetic pronunciation

[@OLIV3R_YT]

Thanks for the video, but in your last example you said just FOR instead of FOW-ER. Why?

[@SylvainTristan]

Exactly! What a fool

[@infraredaviation]

Idk but it is part of the phonetic numbera

[@tsukikage]

Probably a slio-up.

[@infraredaviation]

fower is used so that numbers do not get mixed up , to avoid accidents

[@mitchkupietz]

@@tsukikageimportant in aviation though. He pronounced fore now everybody is dead. Thee end!

[@voyy5998]

Thank you, very underrated for the content quality, loved it!

[@antonnonym1953]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. 😀

[@Felix-bb2rx]

This helped, thank you.

[@diggtweet9941]

Thanks bro.

[@girishmenon4951]

Thanks bro
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[@florianj6490]

*Tanks bro...

[@--TOM--]

Niner niner

[@AbudaBlue]

i have seen anyone speaking fow-er in my whole career

[@RealMoukeycat]

1:01. In 7500 the five he says sounds like a regular pronunciation. Shouldn't it be "fife hundred"? Genuine question not a gotcha. It happens again at 1:37 with "four"

[@cnepal1938]

Only one😢😢

[@muvkhriddintashlanov4273]

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[@rumiiiii7760]

0:15

[@florianj6490]

all Germans are grateful that the th is not articulated... 🙂

[@liambmn]

😂 true. Though they would probably be more comfortable with "Sausand"

[@elunico13]

😂😂 nobody says TREE FOWER FIFE 😅