SAXON UPPER CASE.

SAXON LOWER CASE.

GERMAN ALPHABET.

Outside of Germany, there is perhaps no country in which German printing is so extensively carried on as in the United States. We present a table of German characters, with their names, and their corresponding forms in English.

German Form.English Form.German Name.
AaAaah
BbBbbay
CcCctsay
DdDdday
EeEea
Ff ffFf ffef, ef-ef
GgGggay
Hh chHh chhah, tsay-hah
IiIie
JjJjyot
Kk ckKk ckkah, tsay-kah
LlLlel
MmMmem
NnNnen
OoOoo
PpPppay
QqQqkoo
RrRrer
Sſ s ſſSs s sses, es-es
ſz ſtszes-tset, es-tay
TtTttay
UuUuoo
VvVvfōw
WwWwvay
XxXxiks
YyYyipsilon
Zz tzZz tztset, tay-tset
ä ë üä ö ü or æ œ ue

Several of the German letters, being somewhat similar in appearance, are liable to be mistaken one for another. To aid the learner, we give such letters together, and point out the difference.

B (B) and V (V).