The German alphabet is the same as the English alphabet. There are three special characters which are not actually different letters, they only have an umlaut and the "S-Zett" These are:
ä which can also be written as ae
ö which can also be written as oe
ü which can also be written as ue
ß which can be written as ss, however this would not be technically correct. ß is a lower case letter only. It never appears at the beginning of a word.
When children in Germany learn the alphabet, they also learn it with 26 letters. No one would include the above letters when reciting the alphabet in German.
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A. The German language uses the Latin alphabet, just as English does, with the addition of a few special letters.
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