Yep, once again, this is made by LibInTheForce. It's Scottish; or should I say, Scottish Gaelic. If you're wondering, "You already did Irish!" then you're wrong. This is like Irish Letter Factory since the letters were similar and they were the same language family. The majority of the letters were the same as Irish, with the exception of 4: F, G, N, and U.


Want to see the letters, here they are.


A: Same

B: Same

C: Same as French (Curran)

D: Same (Druim)

E: Same

F: Same as Finnish (Flù)

G: Same as Finnish (Gong)

H: Same as Polish (Hula)

I: Same as Indonesian (Iasg)

L: Same

M: Same

N: Same as Danish/Norwegian (Nòdail)

O: Same

P: Same as Indonesian (Peantadh)

R: Same (Rèisean)

S: Same as Greek Σ (Spreadh)

T: Same (Tap Dannsa)

U: Same as Spanish, but he is fascinated by EVERYTHING (Uile); basically the opposite of German Ä.


"Factaraidh Faclan a' Bruidhinn" (Scottish Gaelic Talking Words Factory)


Same ol' Sticky Vowels and Big H Mixer from Irish. Need I say more?


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.