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My own perception of the letters when I hear, read or imagine them. Only the vowels are coloured. Words therefore consist of several colours, with the colours of a, o and u usually dominating the ones of i and e when they are part of the same word. For example, my first name (Konstanze) and my brother's (Wolfram) look the same, although my name contains an additional e. |
