"دی لیٹر فیکٹری" Wooo! YES! Finally! After many days, URDU IS FINALLY DONE! I'm so happy! After many struggles with letters and traits, I got them! Here they are! ا: Same as A ب: Same as B (بیتھوون) پ: Same as P (پاپکارن) ت: Same as Georgian ტ but in a different color. (تال ناپ) ٹ: Same as Arabic Ta, but different colored (ٹینس) ث: She's kinda like the same as Albanian TH, but instead, she makes the /s/ sound as she sips fruit juice (ثمر کا رس). Her room will almost be like a fruit juice bar at the beach where she and the ث letters make fruit juice and sip the /s/ sound. ج: Same as Indonesian (جیلی) چ: Same as Spanish CH (چو-چو) ح: Same as Armenian Հ (مزاح). Yeah, that has a ح at the end. خ: Same as Arabic (خنزیر) د: Same as T or French D (دھمک رقاصی) ڈ: He's like Alphablock D. He plays the little drum (ڈھول) with his drumsticks. He's the younger brother of ط. ذ: Same as German S. (ذباب) Yeah, he's used in Urdu Loanwords. ر: Same as Turkish R (راک اسٹار). ڑ: Same as R (گاڑیوں کی دوڑ) ز: The old Soft Z sound from my conscript letter factories is coming back! He loves to zip (زپ) zippers (زپرز) and make the /z/ sound. ژ: Same as Albanian ZH. Yes his trait is related to televison (ٹیلی ویژن). He listens to the static noise which can be very noisy. You might hear the /ʒ/ sound. س: Same as S (سانپ) ش: Same as other Shushing-letters. ص: Same as Persian (صابن) ض: Same as Persian/Arabic (ضیا) ط: Same as Arabic (طبلہ) ظ: Same as Arabic. ع: Same as Latvian Ē. He's loud as an eagle (عقاب); he yells the /ɑː/, /oː/, and /eː/ sounds. غ: Same as Arabic (غرغرہ) ف: Same as Polish F (فوٹوگرافر) ق: Same as Persian (قہوہ) ک: Same as K (کراٹے) گ: Same as French G (گٹار) ل: Same as L (لولی پاپ) م: Same as M (مفن) ن: Same as N (نہیں) و: Same as W ہ: Same as Hula-Dancing H's (ہولا رقص) ھ: He's going to be like Korean ㅇ, but he can talk. He's a magic letter of the Urdu Alphabet. He has the ability to turn a consonant into an aspirated consonant to make it sound like breathy-voiced when he waves his magic wand (چھڑی). ء: Same as Arabic. He will be silent with no sound at all. But he has the job to separate two vowel sounds. ی: Same as Y ے: Same as E "بولتے الفاظ کی فیکٹری" (The Urdu Version of the Talking Words factory). Yeah, you know it's kinda the same as Arabic and Persian. With Sticky Vowels, Diacritics (Short vowels, Sukuns, Shaddahs, and Tanweens), Lamalifs, and Alif Maddahs. But! Here's a new machine! It's called the Nun Ghunna machine! It turns ن's into ں's (Kinda like the Silent E machine). When ن's get in, their dots are taken away and their sounds are replaced with Nasal sounds. Their dots get sent to the Redotinator (A machine that puts the dots back on the ن's if we ever need to.) P.S. ء can sometimes turn into ئ.
C2A Good thing I'm still working on Pashto, Japanese, and Hindi.
