Explore the writing examples below. Sound comparisons are approximate; use complete words and recordings to develop your listening and pronunciation.
| A a | [a] as in Alabama |
| Å å | [o] as in old |
| Æ æ | [a] as in ate |
| B b | [b] as in bid |
| C c | [k] as in cat |
| D d | [d] as in desk |
| E e | [e] as in egg |
| F f | [f] as in fun |
| G g | [g] as in gold |
| H h | [h] as in hi |
| I i | [e] as in meet |
| J j | [y] as in yes |
| K k | [k] as in kit |
| L l | [l] as in life |
| M m | [m] as in moon |
| N n | [n] as in nice |
| Ø ø | [ir] as in weird |
| O o | [o] as in cold |
| P p | [p] as in pen |
| S s | [s] as in sea |
| T t | [t] as in tip |
| U u | [o] as in booth |
| V v | [v] as in van |
| W w | [v] as in wax |
| X x | [x] as in tax |
| Y y | [ew] as in new |
| Z z | [s] as in sun |
The above letters in Greenlandic should allow you to read and write the following pages with much ease: popular phrases in Greenlandic, Greenlandic homepage, or Greenlandic Grammar. Greenlandic quiz and flashcard can also be found on our homepage.