German Alphabet
The German alphabet is an extended of Latin, this composed for 30 letters. German language uses the same 26 letters that English alphabet plus four extra letters.
The German Alphabet additionally uses three letters with umlauts:
and one ligature of s and z:
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/aahh/ | /bay/ | /say/ | /day/ | /eh/ | /f/ | /gay/ | /hah/ |
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/e/ | /yote/ | /kah/ | /ell/ | /m/ | /n/ | /o/ | /pay/ |
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/coo/ | /errr/ | /s/ | /tay/ | /ooohh/ | /fow/ | /vay/ | /iks/ |
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/upsilon/ | /tset/ |
The German Alphabet additionally uses three letters with umlauts:
![]() /aih/ |
![]() /ouh/ |
![]() /oohh/ |
and one ligature of s and z:
![]() /eszett/ |
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