In German, the alphabet letters with city names have only been in use since 2022. The previous alphabet letter system was primarily made up of first names. Many people still use it today.
| A | Aachen | Ä | Umlaut Aachen | B | Berlin | ||||
| C | Chemnitz | Ch | Chemnitz – Hamburg | D | Düsseldorf | ||||
| E | Essen | F | Frankfurt | G | Goslar | ||||
| H | Hamburg | I | Ingelheim | J | Jena | ||||
| K | Köln | L | Leipzig | M | München | ||||
| N | Nürnberg | O | Offenbach | Ö | Umlaut Offenbach | ||||
| P | Potsdam | Q | Quickborn | R | Rostock | ||||
| S | Salzwedel | Sch | Salzwedel – Chemnitz – Hamburg |
ß | Eszett | ||||
| T | Tübingen | U | Unna | Ü | Umlaut Unna | ||||
| V | Völklingen | W | Wuppertal | X | Xanten | ||||
| Y | Ypsilon | Z | Zwickau | ||||||
| . | Punkt | - | Minus | _ | Unterstrich | ||||
| / | Schrägstrich | \ |
umgekehrter |
@ | Ett |
Nico would spell out his name like this: Nürnberg – Ingelheim – Chemnitz – Offenbach