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English Alphabet
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🔤 English alphabet (ABC) chart with words & pronunciation
The English alphabet has 26 letters, from A to Z. It is used by more than a billion people around the world. Here are all 26 letters with an example word, how to say it and what it means.
| Letter | Word | Say it | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 🍎 Apple | ap-puhl | A round fruit |
| B | ⚽ Ball | bawl | A round object for play |
| C | 🐱 Cat | kat | A small pet animal |
| D | 🐶 Dog | dawg | A loyal pet |
| E | 🐘 Elephant | el-uh-fuhnt | A very large animal |
| F | 🐟 Fish | fish | An animal that swims |
| G | 🐐 Goat | goht | A farm animal |
| H | 🎩 Hat | hat | Head covering |
| I | 🍦 Ice Cream | ahys kreem | A cold sweet treat |
| J | 🫙 Jar | jahr | A glass container |
| K | 🦘 Kangaroo | kang-guh-roo | A jumping mammal |
| L | 🦁 Lion | lahy-uhn | King of the jungle |
| M | 🐒 Monkey | muhng-kee | A climbing animal |
| N | 🪺 Nest | nest | A bird's home |
| O | 🍊 Orange | awr-inj | A round citrus fruit |
| P | 🐼 Panda | pan-duh | A black and white bear |
| Q | 👸 Queen | kween | A female ruler |
| R | 🐰 Rabbit | rab-it | A long-eared animal |
| S | ☀️ Sun | suhn | The star of our system |
| T | 🐯 Tiger | tahy-ger | A large striped cat |
| U | ☂️ Umbrella | uhm-brel-uh | Protection from rain |
| V | 🚐 Van | van | A medium vehicle |
| W | 🐋 Whale | weyl | A huge sea mammal |
| X | 🎹 Xylophone | zahy-luh-fohn | A percussion instrument |
| Y | 🪀 Yo-yo | yoh-yoh | A string toy |
| Z | 🦓 Zebra | zee-bruh | A striped animal |
🔢 Numbers 1 to 10 in English
| # | English | Say it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | One | Wun |
| 2 | Two | Too |
| 3 | Three | Th-ree |
| 4 | Four | For |
| 5 | Five | Fyve |
| 6 | Six | Siks |
| 7 | Seven | Sev-en |
| 8 | Eight | Ayt |
| 9 | Nine | Nyne |
| 10 | Ten | Ten |
✏️ Practise writing: trace English letters · trace numbers
👨👩👧 Parent guide: how to teach the English alphabet – a 5-day plan, games and tips
👨👩👧 For Parents & Teachers: English Alphabet Learning Made Fun
AlphabetsLearn helps children aged 2–8 learn the English alphabet and numbers 1–10 through play. Every letter comes with picture words and clear audio, and each activity repeats the same letters in a new way, which is how young children remember best.
- 🔤 Tap & Listen – big letters with pictures and pronunciation.
- 🎈 Balloon Pop – find and pop the right letter to build recognition.
- 👂 Find It – match a picture word to its first letter (early phonics).
- 🃏 Memory Match – pair letters with pictures to train memory.
- 🍎 Count It – count objects and pick the number.
- ➕ Math with pictures – addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
- ✏️ Handwriting – trace letters and numbers with a finger.
- 🎬 Videos – A–Z alphabet videos and number videos.
🌍 Learn Alphabets in 80 Languages
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How can I teach my child the alphabet fast?
Use short 5–10 minute sessions. Tap a letter to hear it and see picture words, then play Balloon Pop, Find It and Memory Match to repeat the same letters in different ways. Read our step-by-step teaching guide.
Which languages are supported?
80 languages, including English, Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, French, Bengali, Portuguese, Russian and Japanese – each with letters, picture words, pronunciation and numbers 1 to 10. See the full list.
Is AlphabetsLearn free and does it work on phones?
Yes. Everything is free, needs no sign-up and works in the browser on phones, tablets and computers.
What age is AlphabetsLearn for?
Children aged 2 to 8: toddlers can tap and listen, preschoolers can play the letter games and older kids can practise math, drawing and quizzes.
Why is there no sound?
Audio uses your device's built-in voice. Check the volume and silent switch. Some phones need the language voice (for example Hindi or Tamil) installed in the device's text-to-speech settings.
📚 More tips for parents on our learning blog.