English Alphabet: A to Z Guide with Pronunciation

The English alphabet consists of 26 letters, which are divided into two groups - vowels and consonants. Here's a brief overview of each letter:

• 'A': The first letter in the alphabet, it is a vowel and is pronounced as 'ay'.

• 'B': A consonant pronounced as 'bee'.

• 'C': A consonant pronounced as 'see'.

• 'D': A consonant pronounced as 'dee'.

• 'E': A vowel pronounced as 'ee'.

• 'F': A consonant pronounced as 'eff'.

• 'G': A consonant pronounced as 'gee'.

• 'H': A consonant pronounced as 'aitch'.

• 'I': A vowel pronounced as 'eye'.

• 'J': A consonant pronounced as 'jay'.

• 'K': A consonant pronounced as 'kay'.

• 'L': A consonant pronounced as 'ell'.

• 'M': A consonant pronounced as 'em'.

• 'N': A consonant pronounced as 'en'.

• 'O': A vowel pronounced as 'oh'.

• 'P': A consonant pronounced as 'pee'.

• 'Q': A consonant pronounced as 'cue'.

• 'R': A consonant pronounced as 'ar'.

• 'S': A consonant pronounced as 'ess'.

• 'T': A consonant pronounced as 'tee'.

• 'U': A vowel pronounced as 'you'.

• 'V': A consonant pronounced as 'vee'.

• 'W': A consonant pronounced as 'double-you'.

• 'X': A consonant pronounced as 'ex'.

• 'Y': A vowel pronounced as 'why'.

• 'Z': A consonant pronounced as 'zee'.

Learning the English alphabet is an important step in mastering the language. It is the foundation upon which all other language skills are built.