You’ll need to know the names of Dutch letters so that when you ask the spelling of certain word you’ll know how to write the word.<\/p>\n
a – called ah in Dutch<\/p>\n
b – bay<\/p>\n
c – say<\/p>\n
d – day<\/p>\n
e – ay<\/p>\n
f – eff<\/p>\n
g – khay<\/p>\n
h – hah<\/p>\n
i – ee<\/p>\n
j – yay<\/p>\n
k – kah<\/p>\n
l – ell<\/p>\n
m – emm<\/p>\n
n -enn<\/p>\n
o – oh<\/p>\n
p – pay<\/p>\n
q – kew<\/p>\n
r – air<\/p>\n
s – ess<\/p>\n
t – tay<\/p>\n
u – ew<\/p>\n
v – fay<\/p>\n
w – vay<\/p>\n
x – eeks<\/p>\n
y – ee-greek<\/p>\n
z – zett<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You’ll need to know the names of Dutch letters so that when you ask the spelling of certain word you’ll know how to write the word. a – called ah in Dutch b – bay c – say d – day e – ay f – eff g – khay h – hah i –…<\/p>\n