"Harfleri Fabrikası" Whew! Finally! I got my Turkish Letter Factory done! Boy, that took a lot of days to figure out good traits for each letter. And as far as I know, some letters with usual traits like V's isn't always the same. Which is why, Turkish is hard. But good thing I got it done. If you don't like the character traits, feel free to give me corrections and suggestions. A: Same B: Same C: Boy, that was hard. Let’s say he’s going to have a room full of Jamboree. He will play his instrument (Cümbüş) like a banjo, and his C letters will dance. And that’s when they can sing or dance the /dʒ/ sound. Ç: Same as Spanish CH (Çuf Çuf) D: Same (Davul) E: Same F: Same as Dutch F (Fotoğraf) G: Same as French G (Gitar) Ğ: He will be like other silent letters. Except he has no mouth (Ağız). When he has no mouth, he can't speak, nor make any sound because it's a silent letter in Turkish. H: Same as Polish H (Hula Dansçısı) I: Same as Greek Υ (Islak) İ: Same as I (İğrenç) J: That was hard. He's going to fly in a Jet (Jet) with other J letters. And when he hears the engines of the jet making his sound, he imitates that sound to. And the sound he makes is /ʒ/. K: Same L: Same as Spanish (Limon) M: Same N: Same as Greek Ν (Notaları) O: Same Ö: He's going to be like Ñ. He does not like spiders (Örümcek). He has revulsion (Disgust and Fear) over spiders. And when he sees one, he will scream and yelp the /œ/ sound with fear and disgust. P: Same (Patlamış mısır) R: Same as Ռ (Rock yıldızı) S: Same as Σ (Sprey) Ş: Sorry guys, it was also hard. But not really. Let's just make her be a shusher. T: Same as ت (Tenis) U: Same as Spanish U (Uzay) Ü: He's goign to be like Poor Peter. Yes, he will be a sad (Üzgün) letter with so much sadness. He never smiles. When he's feeling sad, he groans and whines the /y/ sound. V: She will not vibrate. But instead, she will vacuum (Vakum). When she uses the vacuum, it makes the /v/ sound. Y: Same Z: Same "Konuşan Kelimeler Fabrikası" (Turkish Talking Words Factory) Same as Russian, but no hard and soft signs. Just Sticky Vowels and Consonant rooms. And that's that.
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