 Different agencies assign different stress patterns to "Bravo, Hotel, Juliett, November, Papa, X-ray"; the ICAO has different stresses for "Bravo, Juliett, X-ray" in its respelled and IPA transcriptions.Furthermore, the pronunciation prescribed for "whiskey" begins the voiced , although some speakers use the voiceless here, particularly in Scotland and Ireland ("wine–whine" distinction).Also, the ITU and IMO specify a different pronunciation of numerals than does the ICAO, using compound words combining the English word with either a Spanish or Latin prefix.