Support: TravelAbroad. How may I help you today? Client: I would like to buy tickets to Daleville. Support: Did you say Daleville or Clarksville? Client: Daleville with D as Delta.
E for Echo
F for Foxtrot
Director: Could you please scan and send these documents via email to our CFO. Assistant: Did you say CEO? Director: No, I mean C as Charlie, F as Foxtrot, and O as Oscar, the CFO of the company.
G for Golf
H for Hotel
I for India
J for Juliet
Support: Good Afternoon! Alice is speaking. How may I help you? Client: Good Afternoon! My name is John and I’m calling from (COMPANY NAME). Support: I didn’t hear you very well. Could you please repeat your name? Client: Sure. It’s J as Juliet, O as Oscar, H as Hotel, N as November.
K for Kilo
L for Lima
M for Mike
N for November
Client: I have a flight to Chicago next Monday morning and I would like to ask what is the flight number? Support: Your flight number is BNA356, Mr. Williams. Client: Let me repeat. The number is B as Bravo, N as November, A as Alpha, 3-5-6. Support: Yes, this is correct!
O for Oscar
P for Papa
Q for Quebec
R for Romeo
Support: Sunny Sands hotel. How may I help you? Client: Hello. I would like to make a reservation in your hotel for next weekend. Support: All right. May I have your name, Sir? Client: Sure. It’s Connor. Support: How do you spell your name? Client: C as Charlie, O as Oscar, double N as November, O as Oscar, and R as Romeo.
S for Sierra
T for Tango
U for Uniform
V for Victor
Presenter: Good Morning, everyone. Today’s session was supposed to be in meeting room N24 but as it still occupied, we will need to move to meeting room V64, V as Victor.
W for Whiskey
X for X-ray
Y for Yankee
Z for Zulu
Receptionist: Go straight on till you see the lobby then turn left. Continue going straight and at the corner, you will see the office of our Country Leader. The room’s number is Z as Zulu 4-5.
You are free to use the above sample scripts when you need to spell words/letters using NATO Phonetic Alphabet!
