NORWEGIAN CULTURE
Thanks to Norwegian teacher and Sons of Norway member Kari Diesen-Dahl for letting us print the Norwegian alphabet she uses in her classes. Please print out a copy of it for later reference.
| Letter | Pronunciation | Description |
| A a | ah | English “a” in father |
| B b | beh | be in before |
| C c | seh | c in celebrate |
| D d | deh | d in detour |
| E e | eh | e in enemy |
| F f | eff | f in four |
| G g | geh | English “g” in get |
| H h | haw | h in haul/help |
| I i | ee | ee in see |
| J j | yod or yeh | y in yes |
| K k | kaw | k in kitten |
| L l | ell | l in letter |
| M m | emm | m in money |
| N n | enn | n in no |
| O o | ooo | o in oolalah |
| P p | peh | p in people |
| Q q | koo | qu in quick |
| R r | err | English “r” in ring |
| S s | ess | s in something |
| T t | teh | t in ten |
| U u | oo | oo in balloon |
| V v | veh | v in very |
| W w | dobbelveh | v in vessel |
| X x | eks | x in x-ray |
| Y y | iy | say ee while pucking your lips |
| Z z | sett | s in self |
| Æ æ | a | English “a” in cat/bad |
| Ø ø | uh | u in hurt |
| Å å | awe | aw in paw |