The Icelandic language is written using the Roman alphabet, which was introduced along with Christianity around the year of 1000. Some Icelandic symbols were kept, such as the ð (called eth [ð]), þ (thorn, a deaf dental fricative [θ]) and æ (representing the diphthong [ai]). The complete Icelandic alphabet has 32 letters. Vowels with accents are considered separate letters. The complete alphabet is as follows: Aa a Áá á Bb bé Dd dé Ðð eð Ee e Éé é Ff eff Gg…
Icelandic Language: Alphabet and Pronunciation
