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minus-squarezloubida@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkarrow-up32·3 days agoAkshually, ø and æ aren’t part of the Swedish alphabet. They’re Danish and Norwegian. In Swedish you have ä and ö; å is common to the three languages. This change absolutely nothing, but now you’re able to distinguish Swedish and Norwegian at a glance!
Akshually, ø and æ aren’t part of the Swedish alphabet. They’re Danish and Norwegian. In Swedish you have ä and ö; å is common to the three languages.
This change absolutely nothing, but now you’re able to distinguish Swedish and Norwegian at a glance!