"De Letterfabriek" This is my own version of the Dutch Letter Factory. Dutch is a lot harder than I thought. Dutch is too hard. And I had trouble thinking of Good traits for the Letters. But never mind that; I got all of them listed with ideas If you like the character traits that I made, great! If not, can you tell me who I need to fix & what better trait each of the letters you criticized needs to have? Anyway, here are the letters. A: Same B: Same C: Same as German (Clown) D: Same as T (Dans) E: Same F: He will be a photographer (fotograaf). He will take a photo (foto) of anything like his F letters. And he quietly laughs his /f/ sound since taking pictures always make him think it’s fun and funny. G: He gargles (Gorgelen) water in his mouth and makes the /ɣ/ sound. Or when he thinks it’s funny, he giggles (giechelen) the /x/ sound. H: Same (Heet) I: Same but instead of being slimed, he gets covered with ink (inkt) and he still makes his same sound. J: Same as Y (Juichen) K: Same L: Same (Lolly) M: Same N: Same (Nee) O: Same P: Same Q: Sorry guys, I give up. Let’s just make Q be the same as English. R: Same but instead of being a race car, he has roller skates (rolschaatsen). And when he skates, he makes his sound. S: Same (Sleng) T: Same as D (Trommel) U: Same as French V: Same as German (Vogel Vlieg) W: Same as German (Wedstrijd) X: He is going to be a Fixer just like Fix it Max. Aw man, that is too hard. X is not used in Dutch a lot. Y: He is going to be special. He is going to be a magician who does magic (toverij). His magic tricks is changing himself in 2 different shapes. When he changes himself into his IJ look, he and the Y letters make the IJ sound for cheering. Or when he changes himself into his plain Y look, he and the Y letters will cheer the /j/ or /i/ sounds. That’s because the Y is a very special Dutch letter. Z: Same "De Sprekende Woorden Fabriek" (Dutch Word Factory) Lijn 3 kind of helped me with the dutch phonics. And Making the Dutch Talking Words Factory is pretty easy. We got sticky vowels, Vowel Pair machine, Double Vowel machine, Digraph-maker, Sound changer, the JE machine, UW machine, the AAI OOI OEI sound machine, and the EER OOR EUR sound machine.
So, what do you guys think? Do you like it? Credit to everyone. Also, sorry once again for posting this project during my break. I don't know if I should end my break early because I'm done with my 2nd year at commuting college. Also, credit to Lijn 3 for making Dutch Phonics easy.
