In Norwegian there are quite a few letters that are [almost never used](https://www.reddit.com/u/Active_Blood_8668/s/L4j77kjObr) and don’t produce any unique sound, but are still considered part of our alphabet (c, q, w, x, z). Do other languages have this as well?
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