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English letters have 2 sounds:
- Letter Name (column 1): The names of English letters are used to spell out an abbreviation or a word. The word “cat” is spelled C A T.
- The sound of the letter in a word (column 3): The sound “cat” is made up of the Sounds /c/ /a/ /t/, which are the Usual Sounds of the letters C A T. (The usual sound of the letter “c” in a word is shown as /c/.)
- IPA representation of the sound (column 4, only useful for those who know the IPA).
- Click on the speaker icon next to the letters to hear the pronunciation
