"Monarcha na Litreacha"


Yipee!!! Irish is done! Wow, I think it's a short Alphabet Language like Hawaiian. It's almost normal, except J, K, Q, V, W, X, Y, and Z are not present. So here are the letters.


A: Same

B: Same

C: Same as French (Cairéad)

D: Same (Druma)

E: Same

F: Same as Dutch, I guess. (Fótagraf)

G: Same (Giomnáisiam)

H: Same as Polish (Hula)

I: Same as Indonesian (iasc)

L: Same (Líreacáin)

M: Same

N: Same (Níl)

O: Same

P: Same as Indonesian (Péinteáil)

R: Same (Rásaíochta)

S: Same as Greek Σ (Spraeáil)

T: Same (Damhsa Tapála)

U: Same as Latvian Ū (Ulchabhán)


"Monarcha na bhFocal Cainte" (Irish Talking Words Factory) or "Focail Coimpléasc Coimpléasc" (Irish Complex Words Complex)


You know that there's Sticky Vowels, Right? Well, actually, like Spanish: There can be normal vowels or accented vowels.


For the Irish Complex Words Complex, there's also the Diphthong machine. BUT.... there's also, THE BIG H MIXER! (An Meascthóir Mór H) When an H is bonded with a different consonant, they make a new sound! And plus, there's the Diagraph Twist-O-Matic, where it makes more digraphs that doesn't end with H.


And that's that.


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.