Pronunciation

Question 1

A

Answer 1

Ah. (like you’re hurt)

Question 2

E

Answer 2

Eh. (like you are unsure of something)

Question 3

I

Answer 3

Ee. (as in the letter “e”)

Question 4

O

Answer 4

Oh. (as in the letter “o”)

Question 5

U

Answer 5

Ooh. (as in the word “cool”)

Question 6

Á

Answer 6

Aww. (Start with the regular “a”, then round your lips. Or like an Australian person saying the word “awesome”)

Question 7

æ

Answer 7

Aah. (as in the word “at”).

Question 8

Ø

Answer 8

Ihr. (like Arnold Schwarzenegger saying bird).

Question 9

Ǫ

Answer 9

Aw (same as the letter “á”, but short)

Question 10

Y

Answer 10

Ew (like a surfer dude saying the word “dude”)

Question 11

F

Answer 11

F/V. (has 2 pronunciations. at the start of a sentence, or doubled, it’s pronounced as the English letter “f”. If placed anywhere else, it’s pronounced like English “v”.)

Question 12

R

Answer 12

Er. (like a nerd saying the word “erm”, but rolled. Same as Slavic “r”.)

Question 13

P

Answer 13

puh. (has 2 pronunciations. When before a “t”, start with an English “f” sound, then round your lips.)

Question 14

S

Answer 14

S - Ss. (like in “snake”.)

Question 15

þ

Answer 15

Th. (as in the word “thatch”, or “cloth”.)

Question 16

ð

Answer 16

Th. (as in the word “then”, or “clothe”)

Question 17

V

Answer 17

V/W (as in the letter, “V” if the first letter. As in the letter, “W” anywhere else.)