"Továreň na písmená" Woah! That was fast at the start but slow at the end! How exhausting. Anyways, this language that is a lot like Czech is finally done. Here are all the letters and their traits. A: Same Á: The trait for my conscript Letter Factory Heavy A sound is coming back! Yep, he behaves like a doctor (lekár). He makes the sound /aː/ when he tells anyone, like the Á letters, to open their mouths for check-ups. Ä: Same as German B: Same C: Same as Polish (Citrón) Č: Same as Latvian (Ču-ču) D: Same as Polish (Dážď) Ď: That's hard. Maybe he can be a Woodpecker (Ďateľ) who can make the tapping /ɟ/ sound by pecking on wood. DZ: Same as Hungarian DŽ: Same as Hungarian DZS (bendžo). E: Same É: Same as Czech. Yeah, he does loud shouts (Hlasité výkriky) F: Same as Dutch (Fotoaparát) G: Same (Gymnastika) H: Same (Horúce) CH: Same as Russian X (Chichot). I: Same as Polish (Ihla) Í: Same as Vietnamese Y (Strašidelné príbehy). J: Same as Polish (Jódlovať) K: Same L: Same (Lízatko) Ĺ: He's the same as I, but instead, egg splatters on him. When egg gets splattered on his head, and yolk (žĺtok) drips all over him, he groans the /lː/ sound in disgust. Ľ: Well... let's make her be the Same as Icelandic Í. She skates on ice (Ľad). She often makes the /ʎ/ sound when she's shaking, or singing, or when she's slipping. M: Same N: Same (Nie) Ň: Same as Polish Ń (Kôň) O: Same as Greek (Opera) Ó: Same as O Ô: He's going to be the same as Korean ㅗ. But this time, he makes the sound /ʊɔ/. P: Same (Pukance) Q: Same as Czech R: Same as Turkish (Rocková hviezda) Ŕ: He's going to be the same as Korean ㄷ. Yes! He is going to drill (Vŕtať) underground like a mole. When he drills, he sounds like /r̩ː/. It sounds like he's the opposite of Flying F. S: Same as other skunk letters Š: Same as other shushing letters T: Same (Tancujte) Ť: Same as Czech. He knocks (Klopať) doors, and make the /c/ sound. U: Same as Hawaiian (Ukulele) Ú: Same as Czech (Úzkosť) V: Same (Vibrovať) W: Same as Danish X: Same as German (boxer) Y: Same as Indonesian I (Ryby) Ý: Same as Polish Y (Čistý) Z: He's going to be like Armenian Ձ and Latvian Ž. He's going to be like a Handyman and a Carpenter that builds anything. He can build Garden Furnitures (Záhradný nábytok), Wooden Railings (Zábradlie), Drawer Cabinets (Zásuvková skrinka), and mirror Frames (Zrkadlový rám). He and the Z letters are hard workers and has tools that can help them make the /z/ sound as they work. Ž: Same as Slovenian (Zelé) "Továreň na hovoriace slová" (The Slovak Version of the Talking Words Factory) Okay, everytime when I say what's self explanatory like, Sticky Vowels and Word Machines, it sounds like that it's just plain and same old stuff you find at the factory. No digraph machines, not at all. Its just that I happen to say that on phonetic languages. So Slovak is a Phonetic Language.
@HarshaKidsHD C2A I'm still working on Japanese, Hindi, Urdu, and Pashto.
