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purplepumpkin
· 5 years ago
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Bröther may I have some umlauts?
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texasranger
· 5 years ago
Would that be considered a new letter or does it just change the pronunciation like an accent. Any german speak care to confirm. Or Nordic or dutch yall have em too dont yall
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shiruzun
· 5 years ago
When I was learning German, my instructor didn't count them as new letters, just made sure we knew to pronounce them differently.
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Well we don't have them in our alphabet, so I guess they're not whole new letters. More like an accent kind of thing.
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snowbeast
· 5 years ago
In Swedish å, ä and ö are considered separate letters, distinct from their cousins without rings/umlauts.
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silvermyth
· 5 years ago
That’s why you should have ø, it’s easier to write and more distinct.
