"La Fábrica de Letras" This my own version of Spanish Letter Factory (which only has CH, LL, and RR as other characters in the Spanish Talking Words Factory, with some new characters. Note: I kinda though it would be fitting if I genderswapped a few to make them counterparts (thus you may see i did not change the pronouns). A: Exact Same (I don't know his alliterative word associated for his screaming sound) B: Exact same. (I don't know his alliterative word associated for his screaming sound) C: He will have F's color. But his trait will be to crack coconuts (coco) D: Her color will be the same except she will now be a dice (dado) roller. When she rolls the dice, the /d/ sound is heard. E: Exact same. F: He will have H's color. But his trait is that he will catch on fire (Fuego). When he makes his sound, fire will appear. It doesn't hurt him when he burns. G: Exact Same. (Gimnasia) H: He will have C's color. (hielo) I: He will hold a magnet (Imán) and wait for something metal to attract it. When something metal is about to come, he says /i/ when he reacts, and then something metal came in no time. J: Her color will be the same but she will be a cheerful letters who loves to play games (jugar juegos). Her room will be filled with many fun games like video games and board games for the J letters to play. She can laugh her /x/ sound when she's happy. K: Exact same. L: Exact same but instead of Lollipops, he licks Lemons. (lamer limónes) M: Exact Same N: Exact Same. Ñ: He will be the new character. He will be gold. And he will be scared of spiders. (Arañas) When he sees a spider, he will exclaim “nyaaa!” (Just like what the Three Stooges do) which is his sound. O: Exact same. (I don't know his alliterative word associated for his trait) P: Exact same. Q: He is going to be vermillion but his trait will be different. He will be a very destructive letter who likes to break and smash things (quebrar). His room will be a mess. When be shatters, breaks, or smash things, he makes the K sound. That's because Q is useful in Spanish. R: Exact same. S: Exact same. T: Exact same as D. (Tambor) U: He will be indigo. But however, he loves the universe. (Universo). His room is like a planetarium. And when he sees the universe, he will be dazzled and enchanted to make his sound. V: Exact same. (Vibrar) But when V shakes, the /b/ sound can be heard W: He will be White but he'll be web master (web) X: Exact same. Y: Exact same. But her main sound is /ʝ/ (I don't know her alliterative word associated for his trait or cause of her sound) Z: He will now be a skunk (Zorrillo) who will spray with the /s/ sound. In case of extensions, look inside this project because there are digraphs. CH: Same as the CH sounding letters from the previous letter factory projects but will be Indigo and have a few train features changed. LL: Same as English U, but instead of flying up, they focus on the rain. The LL room will be rainy and LL will enjoy the rain (lluvia) and make their sound. RR: They will make their dog return from the previous projects and will be a new character for this Spanish Letter Factory. They will be dogs (Perros) who growl the RR sound. La fábrica de palabras parlantes (The Spanish Version of the Talking Words Factory) Yes there will be Sticky Vowels. (vocales pegajosas): But there will be new machines. Creador de C y G suaves (Soft C and G maker): It's where C's become S's and G's become J's. But their letter shape stays the same. Soft C is still a C but with the sound of S. And soft G is still a G but with the sound of J. El cambiador U (The U changer): It's where U's come in this machine and get changed. Some U's come out of the machine in 3 different forms. Either silent, have W's soul, sound, and color, or have W's soul, sound, and color with 2 dots above as an Ü. The Sticky vowel room will be the same, but now with two robot hands. The regular one that picks up vowels is the same. While the other one has an accent piece on there. And when it takes a vowel, the accent mark sticks on the vowel and takes the vowel with it. And when the vowel is dropped off, the accent mark stays on the vowel while the robot hand went to get another accent mark for the next vowel for the next word, leaving the delivered vowel as an accented vowel.
