OLLENDORFF'S

GERMAN G R A MXA R

THIRD LESSON. 1 — dritte Qction.

OF READING.

In German every letter is pronounced. Hence it fol- lows that foreigners are adle to read the langnage with greater facility: reading is acquired in one lesson.

PRINTED LETTERS OP THE GERMAN ALPHABET.

There are in German, as in English, twenty-six letters, of which we give :

The Figures, The Promnciation, The Power .

CAPITALS.

A,

SMALL LETTERS.

a,

ah,

a,

B,

b,

bay,

d,

C,

c,

tsay,

«7

D,

d,

day,

d,

E,

e,

a,

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F,

f.

ef,

k.

G,

9 ,

yay,

§1

H,

h,

hah,

h,

I,

i,

i,

e,

i,

2',

yot,

^7

K,

k,

kah,

k,

L,

l,

el,

1,

M,

m,

em,

m.

%

n,

en,

n,

©,

o,

«.

«;

1 The first

two lessous treat of writing.

* In print, the Germans have but one Capital letter kor the vowel i and the consonant j.

CEBMAN CKAMM. I.

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