Italian Alphablocks r here, wahoo! Let'se go! A: Same. B: Same. C: Same. Not only she makes her "c" sound, as in, cat, she also makes her "ch" sound, as in, cheese and ciao, means hello in Italian. D: Same. E: Same. É: Same. È: Same. F: Same. G: Same. She also keeps her soft "g" sound, or her "j" sound before i and e, as in, ginger and generation. H: Same. She can also be silent in most Italian words. I: Same but instead making her "i" sound, as in, incredible, she makes the "ee" sound, as in, ski. J: Same. Not only she makes her "j" sound, as in, jam, she makes her "zh" and "y" sounds, as in, bonjour, means hello in French, and yesterday. She only appears in Italian loanwords. K: Same. Like the former, he only appears in Italian loanwords. L: Same. M: Same. N: Same. O: Same. Ó: Same. Ò: Same as O, but purple with psychedelic purple stripes. P: Same. Q: Same. R: Same. S: Same. Not only she makes her "s" sound, as in, sea, she also makes her "z" sound, as in, zebra and rose. T: Same. U: Same but instead making his "u" sound, as in, unlucky, he makes the "oo" sound, as in, ruby. V: Same. W: Same. Not only he makes his "w" sound, as in, water, he also makes his "v" sound, as in, wódka, means vodka in Polish, and van. Like J and K, he only appears in Italian loanwords. X: Same. Like J, K and the former, he only appears in Italian loanwords. Y: Same. Not only he makes his "y" sound, as in, yesterday, he makes his "i" sound, as in, try. Like J, K, W and the former, he only appears in Italian loanwords. Z: Same.
