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Æ Ø Å 

Most awesome letters in the entire world.
Can also be spelled "Ae", "Oe" or "Aa", if your keyboard doesnt support these letters.

Æ. (lower case: æ)

Common used letter in Norwegian and Danish, has its origins in latin. In Sweden, Germany and Finland they use "Ä" (or "ä") instead.

Ø. (lower case: ... well you propably figured that out already..)

Also a common used letter in both Danish and Norwegian, however, its also used in Faroese, and propably elsewere aswell. Ø is equivalent to the vowel and letter Ö in German, Swedish, Icelandic, Estonian and Finnish.

Å. (lower case: å)

A letter only used in Scandinavia, Sounds like the vowel in "oh" or "no". In Danish an "Å" is a stream, small river or a creek.
1. Hey, have you seen those totally off the hook Æ Ø Å letters yet?

2. Damn, my keyboard is the worst piece of crap ever. It doesn't support awesome nordic letters.
Æ Ø Å by lollerik April 18, 2010
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Æ Ø Å 

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.
"damn i really wished that i could write Æ Ø and Å instead of AE, OE and AA"
"just buy a scandanavian keyboard"
so... basiclly Æ Ø Å for people who like reading wikipedia pages...
Æ Ø Å by germankezboard April 10, 2022

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For some reason you tried to write every single key on a scandinavian keyboard, you are bored and weird.
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Æøå is the three letters used in the scandinavian alphabet that you won't find in the english. They are located at the very end of a alphabet after the letter Z, wich leaves the alphabet looking like this:

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Æ Ø Å
1) Norwegian: No får æ faen mæ ta å slå dritten ut a dæ og grill auan dine på spyd vest du ikke huta dæ på kjøkkene og laga mæ et jævla smørbrød

2) English: Now i should fucking beat the crap out of you and barbecue youe eyes on a spear if not you get the hell in to the kitchen and make me a sandwich... ÆØÅ
ÆØÅ by norwegiancodviking July 29, 2011

Æøålöłūßâßūšçàñßūšçàñéÿpøbłtîšïmüá-hā-ßàmßàmškÿà-dúrú-toèbà-ñya-e-tīń-lèy-îśhtéÿo-léš-éńtö-yei 

its a word similar to the n word except only jackson g can say it
what up my Æøålöłūßâßūšçàñßūšçàñéÿpøbłtîšïmüá-hā-ßàmßàmškÿà-dúrú-toèbà-ñya-e-tīń-lèy-îśhtéÿo-léš-éńtö-yei
Three danish letters made to confuse all others than Danes and create awkward pronunciations
"Man, æøå are really hard to pronounce"
æøå by Eat_Dat_Pussy_445 October 25, 2018
congratulations, you found the three norwigian letters online, or you are just norwigian or danish.

oh by the way, you are very bored and should be doing some work instead.
im so æøå bored that my æøå falls off
æøå by Impro5 November 23, 2020
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