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Learning alphabet sounds is the first and most important step in learning to read, write, and speak English confidently. Alphabet sounds help children understand how letters sound, how words are formed, and how language works. This lesson focuses on the sounds of all 26 letters from A to Z in a fun, easy, and engaging way, making learning enjoyable for beginners. Each letter in the English alphabet has its own sound. Some letters have one main sound, while others can have more than one sound depending on how they are used in words. By learning these sounds early, children develop strong phonics skills, which are essential for reading fluently and spelling correctly. The letter A makes the sound /a/ as in apple. The letter B makes the sound /b/ as in ball. The letter C makes the sound /k/ as in cat. The letter D makes the sound /d/ as in dog. The letter E makes the sound /e/ as in egg. The letter F makes the sound /f/ as in fish. The letter G makes the sound /g/ as in goat. The letter H makes the sound /h/ as in hat. The letter I makes the sound /i/ as in ink. The letter J makes the sound /j/ as in jug. The letter K makes the sound /k/ as in kite. The letter L makes the sound /l/ as in lion. The letter M makes the sound /m/ as in monkey. The letter N makes the sound /n/ as in nest. The letter O makes the sound /o/ as in orange. The letter P makes the sound /p/ as in pen. The letter Q makes the sound /kw/ as in queen. The letter R makes the sound /r/ as in rabbit. The letter S makes the sound /s/ as in sun. The letter T makes the sound /t/ as in tree. The letter U makes the sound /u/ as in umbrella. The letter V makes the sound /v/ as in van. The letter W makes the sound /w/ as in water. The letter X makes the sound /ks/ as in box. The letter Y makes the sound /y/ as in yarn. The letter Z makes the sound /z/ as in zebra. This alphabet sound lesson is designed to help children listen carefully, repeat the sounds, and connect each sound with a familiar object. Repetition helps strengthen memory and improves pronunciation. Bright visuals, clear pronunciation, and simple examples make it easier for young learners to stay focused and interested. Alphabet sounds also build confidence in speaking and prepare children for reading full words and sentences. Parents and teachers can use this lesson to support early learning at home or in the classroom. It is suitable for preschoolers, kindergarten students, and beginners who are just starting their English learning journey. By practicing alphabet sounds regularly, children develop a strong foundation in phonics, improve their listening skills, and begin their path toward fluent reading and effective communication.#shorts #babysongs #singalongsongs