"Bogstavfabrik/Bokstavfabrikk"


Sorry for the big delay. I was too busy with life and other things. And sorry that I haven't been doing Letter Factories for So Long. But I got Danish/Norwegian Done. However, the loanwords letters are too impossible. But here's what I did.


A: Same

B: Same

C: He's going to be Super Magic Phonics C. His room is going to be like a cafe. He's going to drink cappuccino coffee. After he drinks, he makes his relaxing /k/ sound, but sometimes /s/, especially when he's drinking.

D: Same as T (Danse)

E: Same

F: Same (Flyvende/Flyr)

G: Same (Gymnastik/Gymnastikk)

H: Same as Polish H

I: Same as Swedish

J: Same as Y

K: Same

L: Same as Swedish (Limefrugt/Limefrukt)

M: Same

N: He's going to be like the N from the Letter Factory Game. Instead of being negative, he is going to eat Noodles (Nudler). And when he nibbles and slurps up noodles, that's when you hear his /n/ sound.

O: Same

P: Same

Q: Same as Swedish. He's a quetzal that calls his /k/ sound as he's a rare bird and only is allowed in loanwords.

R: Same as Dutch R (Rulleskøjter/Rulleskøyter)

S: Same (Slange)

T: Same as D (Tromme)

U: Same as Spanish (Univers)

V: Same (Vibrere)

W: He's a combination of Spanish W and Greek Beta. He plays sad songs on his violin. The violin and his crying sounds are the /v/ sound. The reason why is because he's in loanwords.

X: Same as Dutch (Fixer)

Y: Same as German

Z: He will be the same, but he will make his S sound instead. Also, he is too lazy to be in Words just because Z is also the least used Danish Letter used for loanwords.

Æ: He's the same as Ä.

Ø: Same as Ö (Øre)

Å: Same from Swedish


And don't get me started on the Sticky Vowels, Sound Changer, and Digraphs for "Den talende ordfabrik" (The Danish Talking Words Factory) or "Den snakkende ordfabrikken" (The Norwegian Talking Words Factory)