New phonetic alphabet just dropped

Xenomorph

If Cruella was written with a K, it would be pronounced the same, too

I suspect that's why NATO uses Charlie. No other letter is pronounced ⟨tʃ⟩ with any significant frequency in English.

Can I suggest Chucky?

Edit: actually, even better: Chewbacca.

Check out Zena Warrior Princess.

But it isnt English focused and the reason it sounds militaristic is because the media shows the military use it

Alpha is Greek Bravo is Italian Delta is Greek India is its own country Kilo is Greek Lima is a city in Peru November is Latin Papa is decently multilingual Quebec is an indigenous word that was coined by a Frenchman Sierra is Spanish Tango is Spanish Victor is Latin Zulu is an indigenous tribe

Charlie, Juliet, Mike, Oscar, Romeo are all names that exist in multiple languages

Like it’s easy to think of it as being American since the American military uses it a lot but it was specifically designed to be useful by non English speakers for joint operations

Haha yeees

Þere's a user around hat always writes like þis, substituting all "th" digraphs with the archaic letter Þ/þ (þhorn) or Ð/ð (eð). Þey were adapted and used interchangeably in Old English in place of "th", before eventually being replaced by þe digraph again.

Þe user in question found it entertaining to use þem once more. Some people find it extremely annoying and tedious to read.

::: spoiler If you need it in modern English characters, tap here There's a user around that always writes like this, substituting all "th" digraphs with the archaic letter Þ/þ (thorn) or Ð/ð (eth). They were adapted and used interchangeably in Old English in place of "th", before eventually being replaced by þe digraph again.

The user in question found it entertaining to use them once more. Some people find it extremely annoying and tedious to read. :::

I think their username is like anglosaxaphone or saxadick or somePing like dat. You'd know it because the posts are basically unreadable.