The German alphabet consists of 26 letters, similar to the English alphabet, with a few additional letters:
German Alphabet
1. A (Ah)
2. B (Bay)
3. C (Tsee)
4. D (Day)
5. E (Eh)
6. F (Ef)
7. G (Gay)
8. H (Hah)
9. I (Ee)
10. J (Yot)
11. K (Kah)
12. L (El)
13. M (Em)
14. N (En)
15. O (Oh)
16. P (Peh)
17. Q (Koo)
18. R (Err)
19. S (Ess)
20. T (Tay)
21. U (Oo)
22. V (Fau)
23. W (Vay)
24. X (Eks)
25. Y (Ypsilon)
26. Z (Zet)
Additional Letters
1. *Ä (Ae)*: Like "e" in "pet" but more open
2. *Ö (Oe)*: Like "er" in "her" but more rounded
3. *Ü (Ue)*: Like "u" in "put" but more rounded
4. *ß (Eszett)*: A unique letter in German, pronounced like "ss"
The German alphabet is used to write the German language, and it's an essential part of German culture and identity.
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