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Another Wonky Character for you Kiya - I am Asatru personally -
Here is ð it is called Eth - and the þ is called thorn
Broadly speaking the ð is the "hard th" as in these them those - in English
and the þ is the "soft th" as in think - thin etc
Kveðja
Patricia.
-------Original Message-------
Mine's late! I've been kinda clammed up here and just reading whatever
gets posted (and therefore emailed to me). Normally I'm not so quiet
but I've been massively busy since I joined. My name is Ashley, better
known as Ash or Kiya to my friends, and the reason I want to learn
Norse is because of my religion (a mishmash of Wicca and Asatru, oh
yes I'm one of those). I printed up the lessons and am reading all the
stories I can get my hands on when I actually have time and so far I
love it. ^_^
Oh yeah, and if someone could tell me how some of the wonky characters
you encounter in Norse and other languages like it are pronounced (I
know the one that looks like a P but sounds like 'th' but the others
are fairly mysterious), I would be very very grateful.
Thanks!,
Ash / Kiya
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