"La Litera Fabriko" Okay, I know that Esperanto is a special language. At first, I don't like it because there is no real country that has Esperanto as their official language. But then, I have a thought. And that's when I think, "Maybe Esperanto isn't that bad" because I know that my other friend knows Esperanto. And I also know Everyone does Esperanto as well, and also the Esperanto Alphabet. And that's when I thought, "Maybe I can do this as a Letter Factory even though there's no real country that has Esperanto as their main Language". So that's what I did. But back on topic, here's the letters. A: Same B: Same C: Same as Polish C (Citrono) Ĉ: Same as Spanish CH (Ĉu-Ĉu) D: Swapped with T (Danco) E: Same F: Same (Flugi) G: Same (Gimnastiko) Ĝ: Same as Turkish C (Banĝo) H: Same as Hula-Dancing H's Ĥ: Same as Bulgarian Х (Ĥemia) I: Same as French (Insektoj) J: Same as Y Ĵ: Same as Slovenian Ž (Ĵeleo) K: Same (Karateo) L: Same (Lekbombono) M: Same N: Same (Ne) O: Same P: Same (Pufmaizo) R: Same as Roller-Skating R's (Rulsketiloj) S: Same (Serpento) Ŝ: Same as other Shushing SH-sounding letters T: Swapped with D (Tamburo) U: Same as Spanish (Universo) Ŭ: Same as W V: Same (Vibri) Z: Same "La Fabriko de Parolantaj Vortoj" (The Esperanto Version of the Talking Words Factory) You already know Esperanto is a phonetic language, right? You know what's in there alright.
This is the first Non-Canon Letter Factory Language I made. It's not canon because... again, there's no country that has Esperanto as their main Language. C2A
