"Tovarna črk"


Look at that! This Slovenian Letter Factory is looking cool! It was done by my good friend, Libra. He did good with the letters.


The majority of the letters were the same as Serbo-Croatian, with the exception of 3. I will star the letters to show which 3 are different.


A: Same

B: Same

C: Same as Croatian/Bosnian (Citron).

Č: Same as ㅊ (Čestitke)

D: Same as Polish (Dež)

E: Same

F: Same as Dutch (Fotografija)

G: Same (Gimnastika)

H: Same as Polish

I: Same as И (Igrajte Igre)

J: Same as Polish J (Jodlanje)

K: Same

L: Same (Lizika)

M: Same

N: Same

O: Same

P: Same as Croatian/Bosnian. (Pihati).

R: Same as Polish and other Roller-skating R's. (Rolerji)

S: Same as ㅅ. (Smučanje)

Š: Same as the shushing letters shushing the /ʃ/ sound.

T: Same as Turkish (Tenis)

*U: OK, this one is difficult. I'll make him solve riddles (Uganke), and he will make his [u] sound when he thinks on the riddles he solves. Yeah, I know, not the best idea, but if any of you have a better one, please let me know.

*V: Same as Danish/Norwegian W (Violina); I chose this because I thought I'd use a trait for both V's sounds in Slovene: [v] and [w].

Z: Same

*Ž: Same as Indonesian J but he says /ʒ/. (Žele)


As for the Slovene Talking Words Factory (Tovarna govorjenih besed), It's the same stuff as the Serbo-Croatian like Sticky vowels and vowel digraph machine, but including a sound changer for L.


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.