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Jamie4590
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In a transcript a Chinese air traffic controller says nine instead of niner. I thought it was standard throughout the world?
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Jamie4590 wrote:
In a transcript a Chinese air traffic controller says nine instead of niner. I thought it was standard throughout the world?
Yes, there are standard ways of communicating via the radio which is why you need a Radiotelephony license to operate it. I'm sure a lot of people don't use the correct ways of pronouncing a number. Some of them seem quite strange to pronounce...
0 - Zero
1 - Wun
2 - Too
3 - Tree
4 - Fower
5 - Fife
6 - Six
7 - Seven
8 - Ait
9 - Niner
Decimal - Dayseemal
Hundred - Hun Dred
Thousand - Tousand
As long as ATC / pilots can understand, it doesn't really matter about minor pronounciation deviations.
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Jamie4590
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Very similar to the Irish accent! 🙂)
Jamie4590 wrote:
Very similar to the Irish accent! 🙂)
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yea i thought it was us standered
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