Why aren't these letters in Emglish?

If your language doesn't include at least one of those you're not white.

I speak German, Russian, English and making my CEFR C1 in french right now

I won't learn spanish because I there is literally nothing to read, the french have voltaire at least

Å i åa ä e ö
>mfw this is a legit sentence in Swedish Värmländsk dialect

HAI GUIOS I FOUND A LANGUIG

WE GON WRITE COLONEL
BUT SPELL IT KEARNOL

XXDDDDDDDDLOLOL
LETS REOVLTON

that's german, i hope you were just trolling us.

Ö is O with a diacritic, not a letter, and it exists in English (as diaeresis, not an umlaut), it's just nearly never used.

Pændemonium

>Æ æ
This is a ligature, a cool way of writing an "a" and an "e" when they are together. It's not a letter.

>Ð ð, Þ þ
Eth and thorn are a bit redundant, honestly. However, I agree we should have kept thorn. Those both are English letters, they just don't get used anymore.

>Ö ö
Umlauts are diacritic marks; they are accents. Putting an accent on a letter does NOT make it a new letter, it just changes the letter or syllable's behavior in the word. English sometimes does use these, in the same way that French and Latin do.

>ß
Eszett's name literally means "sz" which is exactly what it is. It's another ligature, not a letter.

Mämmi

You alright?