Swedish

The Swedish Alphabet consists of twenty-eight letters.

Name and Figure		Power
A	A a	sounds like the English a in psalm.
B	B b	be
C	C c	ce
D	D d	de
E	E e	has a sound between the slender a and the e, or as it is commonly pronounced in the article the, de.
F	F f	f
G	G g	ge
H	H h	ho
I	I i	sounds like the English ee in bee, bi.
J		longt i (i. e. long i)
K	K k	ko
L	L l	l
M	M m	m
N	N n	n
O	O o	(the Greek ω) sounds nearest to the narrow oo in rood.
P	P p	pe
Q	Q q	koo
R	R r	err
S	S s	s
T	T t	te
U	U u	sounds like the English u in ruin.
V	V v	ve
W	W w
X	X x	ex
Y	Y y	sounds like the French u in une, syn, sight.
Z	Z z	satah
Å	Å å	sounds like the English o in long, lång.
	*	sounds like the English a in name, nämna.
	*

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The order they here stand in is that of the Swedish Alphabet.

* These letters in the Roman characters are Ä and Ö.
The Swedish language has no diphthongs. When two vowels occur together, they must both be heard, as bēēdiga, brōār. — Brunnmark's Swedish Grammar. London, 1805.