Aphabet pronunciation according to sound
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This document provides the pronunciation of the letters of the alphabet according to their sounds. It lists the letters in a grid with their phonetic spellings, showing the vowel and consonant sounds associated with each letter. The grid displays the letters in a visually organized manner to aid in learning their pronunciations.
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