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SWEDISH GRAMMAR.
PART I.
THE ALPHABET.
The Swedish alphabet consists of the following twenty-eight letters (Bokstäfver) :—
A, called ah, pronounced like a in father. B " bey " as in English. C " sey " in genuine Swedish words like k before a, o, u; and like s in words of foreign origin and when it stands before e, i, ä and y. D " dey " as in English. E " eh " like ai in laid, and like e in felt. F " eff " generally as in English, but like v at the end of words. It represents ph and φ. G " yay " like hard English g before l, r, t, a, o and u; like English y before e, j, ä, ö, y; before n it may take, with that letter, the sound of en, Fr.
