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German Alphabet

This document provides a list of the German alphabet along with the English translation of each letter. It includes the names of each letter in German as well as example words that start with each letter. Additionally, it describes some unique letters in German including umlauts and the esszett.

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German Alphabet

This document provides a list of the German alphabet along with the English translation of each letter. It includes the names of each letter in German as well as example words that start with each letter. Additionally, it describes some unique letters in German including umlauts and the esszett.

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• Alphabets

Name of Alphabet German Word (With Translation)


A Ah Arm (arm)
B Beh Baby (baby)
C Tseh Celsius (celsius)
D Deh Debatte (debate)
E Eh Eskimo (eskimo)
F Eff Familie (family)
G Geh Gold (Gold)
H Hah Haus (house)
I Ih Idee (Idea)
J Yott Januar (january)
K Kah Kaffee
L Ell Lampe (lamp)
M Emm Mutter (mother)
N Enn Nase (nose)
O Oh Ozean (Ocean)
P Peh Pause (pause)
Q Kuh Quiz (quiz)
R Err Regen (rain)
S Ess Salami (salami)
T Teh Telefon (telephone)
U Uh Uhr (Clock)
V Fau Vater (father)
W Veh Wilkommen (Welcome)
X Iks X-Beine (Knock-kness)
Y Ypsilon Yoga (Yoga)
Z Tzett Zombie (Zombie)

ä ä : Alt + 0228 Sharp sound,


ö ö : Alt + 0246 made more in the front of your mouth
ü ü : Alt + 0252 Standard with certain words
Umlaut
Ä Ä : Alt + 0196 can be written as,ae,oe,ue - less common
Ö Ö : Alt + 0214
Ü Ü : Alt + 0220

ß ss esszett ß : Alt + 0223 the ß produce sharp-s (hissing snake)


ich heiße - I'm called
No word starts with ß,
so it will always in small letter(lowercase)

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