User @Jos gave already a good answer in his comment.
Just to clarify it further: it's true that Ubuntu has somewhat different partitioning model than Windows and thus doesn't use letters for partitions.
But you can freely place additional partitions (mount it) under /media/
directory - but of course, please reserve at least one partition for the Ubuntu needs (or alternatively two):
- one for Ubuntu itself under
/
- equivalent of C:
in Win (20 or 30 GB would be enough)
- and the second for users directories
/home
- equivalent of D:
(let's say 200 GB).
All remaining partitions you can place under /media/
directory. Sth like:
/media/e
/media/f
/media/g
You can do it during the installation by choosing Something else
, or even later, after the installation, with the mentioned GParted
program.
gparted
screen where you can create these partitions the way you want.