Say “Æ, Ø, Å”! Cool Norwegian Letters Kids Will Love
Some letters in Norwegian look like they came from outer space but they’re actually fun and easy to say! Meet Æ (aeh), Ø (uh), and Å (oh). These three unique letters are part of what makes Norwegian such a special language to explore.
Let’s Sound Them Out
Norwegian has 29 letters, and these three come at the very end of the alphabet. Each one has its own unique sound:
- Æ (pronounced like “cat” but longer)
- Ø (a mix of “uh” and “er”)
- Å (like “awe”)
Practice saying them with silly faces and big voices—it helps kids remember!
Fun Alphabet Adventures
Letter Hunt Game
Write the Norwegian alphabet on big paper. Kids can find and color Æ, Ø, and Å each time they spot them in a word. Use flashcards or labels from around the house.
Name That Letter!
Say a sound, and let kids hold up the correct letter. Make it a speed round for older kids!
With Dinolingo’s Norwegian course, kids ages 2–14 can discover fun letters, sounds, and words through videos, songs, and games. Whether they’re preschoolers or middle schoolers, the platform offers age-appropriate learning with printable resources and engaging challenges.
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