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We use Æ (AE) Þ (TH) Í (I) Ý (Y) Ó (O) Ö (OO) É (E) Á (AA) Ú (UU) and we also use this letter Ð/ð (Eseee?) Ð/ð however it can never be used in a beginning of a word, it's only used somewhere in the middle.

We don't use W, Q, Z and C Allthough some people use them in there names

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