What is abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz in German?

Answer 1

The German alphabet is the same as the English alphabet. It is also called "Das Alphabet" There are three special characters which are not actually different letters, they only have an umlaut and the "S-Zett" These are:


ä which can also be written as ae
ö which can also be written as oe
ü which can also be written as ue
ß which can be written as ss, however this would not be technically correct. ß is a lower case letter only. It never appears at the beginning of a word.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ß

ẞ which is used in uppercase text.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_ẞ

When children in Germany learn the alphabet, they also learn it with 26 letters. No one would include the above letters when reciting the alphabet in German.

Answer 2

Scroll down to related links and look at "German alphabet - Wikipedia".

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The German alphabet is based on the latin alphabet but has four extra letters ä, ö, ü, and ß (s-zett or sharp s).

The letters c, q, x, y, are extremly rare in German and normally only occur in foreign words.

The letter ß is only used as a lower case letter and never at the start of a word.

Answer 3

The letters are the same in German - das Alphabet.

The German alphabet includes 4 extra German letters - ä (Ä), ü (Ü), ö (Ö) and ß (sharp s). The letter ß has no capitalised form and never used at the start of a word.