"La fabbrica delle lettere" This my own version of Italian Letter Factory. The traits are almost the same but a lot are different. I mean, it's almost like English, but without the foregin letters J, K, W, X, and Y (which they are in 5 secret rooms). A: Same B: Same C: He's going to be a sick character who feels bad (Cattivo). I think it's a cool idea due to the C having a soft /t∫/ sound and a hard /k/ sound in Italian. Because he's sick, he coughs and sneezes a lot. He coughs his hard sound, and sneezes his soft sound. D: He is swapped with T and now has his role. (Danza) E: Same F: Same as Spanish. (Fuoco) G: Same, but with J's headband due to him being in gymnastics (Ginnastica) where he lifts weights and grunts (Grugnito), or jumps on trampolines. That's because G's hard and soft is the same as English. H: Same as other langauges with silent H I: Same as my German Ü. (Immondizia) But he says /i/ almost like "EWWW" without the W when grossed out. L: Same (Lecca-lecca) M: Same N: Same O: Same P: Same Q: Same (Qua Qua) R: Same. (Ruote, Rapido) S: Same (Serpente) T: He is swapped with D and now has his role (Tamburo) U: Same as Spanish (Universo) V: Same (Vibrare) Z: He's going to be a lot different. He is going to have electrical powers who likes to zap (Zap) things. Whenever he makes the /ts/ or /dz/ sound, he turns into a lightning bolt shaped like a Z. In case you want 5 foreign letters, look inside this project because there are 5 hidden letters in 5 secret rooms J: Instead of Jumping, she like Jogging. She can still make her sound when she jogs. K: Same (Karatè) W: Same X: Same Y: Same "La Fabbrica Delle Parole Parlanti" (Italian Talking Words Factory) Sticky Vowels like always, but there's no sound changer due to C or G making 2 different sounds. But there are still digraphs. The Letter duos are only for C, G, and Z. However, we do have the silent I machine. Silent I can make C or G make their soft sounds. But actually, the Sticky Vowel room will almost be the same as Spanish, but with 3 robot hands. 2 of them are the same but the third one will have a grave accent piece on there. Whenever an acute or grave accent sticks on any vowel, it takes the vowel with it and drops it off to a word leaving the vowel with either an acute accent or grave accent. BUT... The acute and grave accents are only for E's and O's.
Credit to Everyone. Again, sorry for posting this during my break.
