Pronunciation

Question 1

A

Answer 1

[a], very open

Question 2

B

Answer 2

[b]

Question 3

C

Answer 3

[s] or [k] depending on word, very rare

Question 4

D

Answer 4

[d], silent in consonant clusters

Question 5

E

Answer 5

[e] or [ɛ], [æ] in her and der, [i] in de

Question 6

F

Answer 6

[f]

Question 7

G

Answer 7

[g], [j] before an i; silent before a j; silent after an i and sometimes an a or o

Question 8

H

Answer 8

[h], silent before v

Question 9

I

Answer 9

[i] like the e in email or ebook, [ɪ] before two consonants

Question 10

J

Answer 10

[j], like the y in yes or yellow

Question 11

K

Answer 11

[k]

Question 12

kj, ki, ky

Answer 12

[ç], like the sharp h in human

Question 13

L

Answer 13

[l]

Question 14

M

Answer 14

[m]

Question 15

N

Answer 15

[n]

Question 16

O

Answer 16

[u] like the oo in soon, but longer, [ʊ] before two consonants

Question 17

P

Answer 17

[p]

Question 18

R

Answer 18

[ɾ], tap, like the tt in North American butter; some Norway use [ʁ], the so-called French R

Question 19

rs

Answer 19

[ʃ], r + s combinations produce sh sound, even between words

Question 20

S

Answer 20

[s]

Question 21

skj, ski, sky, sl

Answer 21

[ʃ], like the sh in ship or shell

Question 22

T

Answer 22

[t], silent after an e sometimes (ex. det)

Question 23

U

Answer 23

[ʉ], like the ew in new, but more closed

Question 24

V

Answer 24

[v]

Question 25

Y

Answer 25

[y] or [ʏ], like the e in email, but more closed