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Æ Ø and Å are letters used in the Danish-Norwegean Alphabet, how every they are used else where to. Æ (lowercase:æ) is a letter mainly used in the danish-norwegean alphabet, the faroese and icelandic. the swedish used Æ as well but changed it to Ä (lowercase:ä) Ø (lowercase:...ø (for all of you dumb people)) is a letter used in the ...danish-norwegean alphabet and faroese. up til the 1800's the Ø in Hø (danish for hay) and other words was supplemented with a Ö (lowercase:ö) In danish Ø also means "Island" (also its like the french Œ) Å (lowercase:å) is used in the Danish-Norwegean Alphabet, the Swedish alphabet and the finish alphabet Å can also be written like AA. Å can also mean a river in danish. there is more to the letter Å, but im not gonna read a entire wikipedia page. also Æ,Ø and Å are the last letters in the Danish-Norwegean Alphabet.
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