Even though it is mostly English, aviation radio communications can include some pretty odd terminology.
When a non-pilot hears radio communications used in aviation, it usually just sounds like a bunch of gibberish.  Even though it is mostly English, aviation radio communications can include some pretty odd terminology.  For example, some names for what are called “intersections” or “fixes” in the air are just five-letter otherwise-meaningless names.  Some intersections not too far from California Aeronautical University in Bakersfield, California area include LAMPE, KELEN, MARIC, and TAFTO.