BÐDFGHJKLMNPÞRSTVZ
bðdfghjklmnpþrstvz

B b "be"
Ð ð "eð" / "eth" voiced "th"
D d "de"
F f "ef" 
G g "ge" usually hard, sometimes pernounced as a "y"
H h "ha"
J j "ja" pernounced as english "y"
K k "ka" occssionally pernounced as english "sh"
L l "el"
M m "em"
N n "en"
P p "pe"
Þ þ "þorn" / "thorn" unvoiced "th"
R r "ar" usually rolled slightly
S s "es" when mixed with most consonants becomes "sh"
              when "sj" becomes like the "wh" in cool whip
T t "ta"  when "tj" becomes like "sh"
V v "ve"
Z z "zet" / "tset" like English "ts"

A Ä À Å Æ E I O Ö Ø U Ü Y
a ä à å æ e i o ö ø u ü y

All letters are treated as their own individual letter, not as accented letters.

A a "ah" bright
Ä ä "eh" 
À à "ay"
Å å "å" like quickly say oh and ah together
Æ æ "æ" said like English word eye
E e "ia" like quickly saying i and ah together
I i "i" like ee in see
O o "o" said like oo in soon
Ö ö "ö" said like ugh
Ø ø "ø" said like tall a / awe
U u "ju" inbetween sounding like o and ü
Ü ü "ü" like German ü
Y y "y" like Swedish y