"مصنع الحروف" Wow, this is super hard. Not just hard, insane. It was a little bit easy at the start, and now this. I had to make some letters look and sound different from their matching English counterparts just to be a tiny bit original. Anyway, here they are. I tried my best. But if you want to correct me by giving me suggestions, go for it. ا: He will be a silent letter. He won't make any sound but /ʔ/. But in order for him to speak, he needs a vowel that's either above or below him. ب: Same as B. ت: He will be a tennis player. And when he hits his tennis ball with his racket, the sound /t/ is heard. ث: Same as S (ثعبان), but he hisses the /θ/ sound. ج: Same as ㅈ (جرى) ح: Same as H (حار/حرارة) خ: She's a snorting pig (خنزير). She snorts the /x/ sound. د: Same as German D (دراجة) ذ: Same as V and Δ (ذبذب) ر: Same as G, but he instead makes the /r/ sound. Yes, he will be in gymnastics (رياضة بدنية) doing weightlifting (رفع الاثقال). ز: Instead of sleeping, he will be a hornet (زنبور) that buzzes around, making the /z/ sound. س: I'm sorry, guys. This letter is too complicated. I tried and tried, but nothing is good. So let's just make her be like Alphablock S, who inflates or deflates her /s/ sound. She's a pool toy that everyone can swim (سباحة) with, but she focuses on inflating and deflating. ش: Instead of shushing, he is going to have something to do with the beach. His room takes place on a seashore (شاطئ البحر), and he could imitate the sea's wave sound, making the /ʃ/ sound. Or when the ش letters play in the waves, the splashing makes the /ʃ/ sound that the letters can make. The trainer will be a lifeguard, making sure that the /ʃ/ sound is right. ص: Sorry guys, this letter is also hard. I tried my best, but nothing was good. So let's just make him be like a faucet (صنبور) that sprays water with the /sˤ/ sound. ض: Well, do you think it's a good trait? Because he's going to be a bright-light (ضوء) lover. He has a lot fo lightbulbs. And when he and the lightbulbs light up, that's when they ding with the /dˤ/ sound ط: Same as D (طبل). ظ: Same as Z. He likes to sleep in the darkness (ظلام), which is why his room is dark like night. He and the ظ letters sleep with the sound /ðˤ/. He sleeps because he is the least-used letter. ع: He will be an observer like Alphablock O. He will carry his magnifying glass (عدسة مكبرة), and he will look at and observe anything with his eye (عين). When he doesn't see anything, he is quiet. But when he sees something that’s cool, he makes his /ʕ/ sound. He is incapable of speaking normally; /ʕ/ can only make the sounds that he spells. He can't speak words, but he sounds like Alphablock O. غ: Same as Dutch G (غرغرة) ف: She is going to be like Alphablock F. She will be an astronaut who has an affinity for space (فضاء), sometimes being seen floating around the place. When she flies, she makes her sound /f/. ق: Same as ㅋ due to his sound being stronger than K’s (قهقه). ك: Same as K (كاراتيه) ل: Same as Spanish L (ليمون). م: Same as M. ن: Same as Greek Ν. (نوتات) ه: She will be like Alphablock H. She loves to keep fit by running and jogging (هرولة), but can get tired and out of breath. This gives her the "/h/-/h/-/h/-/h/" sound. و: Same as W. ي: Same as Y In case of extensions, here are the letters from secret rooms. ء: He does or makes the same sound as ا. But he has the ability to be at the end of words or be a diacritic. When he bonds with ا or و or ى or ﻻ. ﻻ: She will be like Greek Ο, but she makes the sound /la/ when singing due to ﻻ being a combination of ل and ا. "مصنع الكلمات الناطقة" (The Arabic Version of the Talking Words Factory) This factory is a lot different. We still have Bammy and Whammy. They still make words, but some machines are added inside while one of the machines is outside. They still allow 28 letters, including ء and ﻻ. But sometimes, things change. If a ى is needed, ي is called over to the machine. When she's here, her dots get detached, turning her into ى. If either أ or إ or ؤ or ئ are called, ا or و or ي comes over. After they're here, they wait for ء to arrive. When ء arrives, he lands on either 3 of the vowels, merges with them on top or bottom, and turns lifeless, meaning it's now attached. There's even a special machine called "Ta Marbuta Machine." Where it turns ت's into ة's. If a ة is called, ت then gets sent to this machine and gets turned into ة. After that, ة gets sent to the word that's being made from Whammy or Bammy. And in case there are vowels, the machine has them! They have Fathas, Kasras, Dammas, Sukuns, Shaddas, and Tanweens. If a word is completed, the finishing touch is to place the diacritics on any letter that makes the sound that is heard in the word. Or... before the word is completed, ا, و, or ي get called over to be treated like long vowels. But they get covered with a red sticky coating so they can say /a/, /i/, or /u/.
Credit to everyone. Again, can you please give me better suggestions and corrections and fixings? Finally, Arabic is done. Whew! Now I can do more other languages.
