"Әріптері Зауыты"


Wow! The Kazakh Letter Factory is a challenge! Boy, it took forever to make. Anyways, here are the letters that you can criticize.


А: Same as A

Ә: Same as Ä, but he's not actually А's brother, but his panaphobic cousin.

Б: Same as B (Бетховен)

В: Same as Hebrew ו (Виола)

Г: Same as G (Гимнастика)

Ғ: Same as French R. She’s a clock (сағат) ringing the /ʁ/ sound.

Д: Same as Դ. (Дискотека)

Е: Same as Russian

Ё: Same as Russian

Ж: He's going to be a combination of Spanish J and German R. He's going to have a room where there's lots of magazines (журнал). But he and his letters prefer good magazines. If there's good ones, he and his letters can read them and laugh their sound when they see something funny. But if there's bad ones, they can rip (жырту) them to shreds with their sound. The sound from laughing and ripping is /ʑ/.

З: Same as Z

И: Same as Polish (Ине)

Й: Same as Russian (Йодель)

К: Same as K (Каратэ)

Қ: He's going to be a joyful (Қуанышты) letter who's a mixture of Korean ㅋ and Greek Χ. He's going to make funny pictures with his hands (Қолдар) and laugh his sound like Arabic ق. He's always in a happy mood.

Л: Same as L (Лолипоп)

М: Same as M

Н: Same as Greek Ν (Ноталар)

Ң: The trait for my conscript Letter Factory NG is coming back. She is going to ring bells (Қоңырау) and make the /ŋ/ noise.

О: Same as O

Ө: Same as Turkish Ö (Өрмекші)

П: Same as P (Попкорн)

Р: Same as other Roller Skating R's (Роликті конькилер)

С: Same as Russian (Скунк)

Т: Same as Turkish (Теннис)

У: He is going to be a Howling (ұлыуы) Wolf. He howls his /u/ sound and sometimes his /w/ sound. (Even though his trait doesn’t begin with his letter. “Улаған қасқыр” was awesome, but unfortunately “Улаған” means poisoned in Kazakh. So I just decide to make him a wolf, again, there are exceptions like English O and English W.)

Ұ: She’s the same as Polish Y. She likes anything neat (Ұқыпты), clean, and tidy. But she makes the /ʊ/ sound when she sees something filthy or dirty.

Ү: He's the same as Turkish Ü. He's going to be frowning (қабағын түйіп) in the dim (Күңгірт) room with his sad letters, and he will be sulking (түңілу) while groaning/whining his /ʏ/ sound.

Ф: Same as Dutch F (Фотосурет)

Х: Same as Bulgarian. (Химиялық)

Һ: He is going to be a dragon (айдаһар) who breathes fire. When he breathes fire, the /h/ sound is heard.

Ц: Same as Russian (Цитрус)

Ч: Same as Bulgarian (Чу-Чу)

Ш: Same as Russian (Шуш)

Щ: He's almost the same as the Korean letter ㅣ, but he still makes his same Russian sound when he brushes (щетка) his teeth.

Ъ: Same as Russian

Ы: He's going to be almost the same as Indonesian C, but except, he spins dishes (ыдыс-аяқ). He is trying to have the plates spin on sticks without having them break. He always moans his /ə/ or /ɯ/ sound due to his stress. He makes that moaning /ə/ or /ɯ/ sound when he tries to keep the dishes balanced or when one of the dishes (ыдыс) breaks.

І: He's the same as Ы. But he makes the /ɪ/ sound when he smells stinky cheese (Ірімшік), which he dislikes.

Ь: Same as Russian

Э: Same as E

Ю: Boy, that was hard until I figured it out. Okay, she is going to be a little girl who wears a skirt (Юбка) and holds a teddy bear (аю). And she’s always welcoming and wants to play with her, or invite you to a tea party with her Ю letters. She always makes her sweet and kind /jʊ/ sound when greeting or playing or hanging out with her and the Ю letters.

Я: Same as Russian Ю. Yeah. He's going to be a sailor. He owns a yacht (Яхта). He likes anchors (Якорь) because they keep his sailor mood up. The Я letters are helpers on the ship. And they all sing a song or pretend they're pirates. They sing a song with the sound of /jɑ/, or say /jɑ/ when they're acting like pirates


Сөйлесетін сөздер фабрикасы (Kazakh Talking Words Factory).

Eh, just sticky vowels and word-making machines.


If you want to see more, all you have to do is ask me.


But feel free to give me suggestions in case you want me to change a letter to update. Like colors or traits.