My take of Mongolian Alphabet Lore

Description

Credit to @MikeSalcedo for Alphabet Lore Credit to @AlfabetonsOfficial for Г,Ё,З,П,Щ and Я Credit to @AlfabetoLoreSerie for Ж,Л,Ү,Х and Щ Credit to @wario100 for И,К,Н,У,Ш and Ь Credit to @NJsaurus for С,Т,Ф,Ъ and Ы Credit to @-bluecoolguy1000- Д Credit to @YellowFourSecondAcc Р Credit to @Forty-Threelean for Ц Credit to @adrianmacha20005 for Е Free to use

Instructions

А - Same as Spanish, the first main character Б - Equivalent of A В - The same Г - Same as Russian Д - Equivalent of PQO227's Spanish 4.0 A Е - Equivalent of @adrianmacha20005's Spanish F Ё - Same as Russian Ж - Same as Russian З - The villain and Same as Russian. He tries to spell 'НАЙЗУД' (which means friends in Mongolian) И - Same as Russian Й - Same as Russian К - Same as Russian Л - Same as Russian М - The same Н - Same as My Icelandic N О - Same as Polish but doesn't die, she also survives with Ж in my English Alphabet Lore. Ө - Equivalent of O П - Equivalent of @AlfabetonsOfficial's Spanish N Р - Same as @YellowFourSecondAcc's Esperanto P С - Equivalent of @NJsaurus's Portuguese R Т - Same as Russian У - Same as Russian Ү - Equivalent of T Ф - Equivalent of @NJsaurus Finnish U Х - Same as German Ц - Equivalent of @Forty-Threelean's Old Portuguese W Ч - Equivalent of W except she spells 'ХУЛЧГАР' (which means coward in Mongolian) in А's nightmare. Ш - Equivalent of @wario100's New Spanish W Щ - Equivalent of Q Ъ - Same as Russian Ы - Equivalent of @NJsaurus's German X Ь - Same as Russian Э - Same as Russian Ю - Same as Russian Я - Same as Russian