Phonology:

Inventories:

Table of Consonants

Table of Vowels

Consonant Inventory: /m n ɲ ŋ p b t d k g ts dz tʃ dʒ f v s z ʃ ʒ ɕ ʑ x ɣ h ʍ w ɹ j l ʎ/ <m n ny p b t d k g pw bw tw dw kw gw ts dz ch dj f v s z sh zh ś ź kh gh h hw w r j l ll>

Vowel Inventory: /a e i iː ə o u/ <a e i ii é o u>

Diphthongs: /ai ei oi ui au ou/ <ai ei oi ui au ou>

Permissible Clusters: <hs pr pl br tr ty tl dr kr kl gr gl>

Initials: <m n ny p b t d k g pw bw tw dw kw gw ts dz ch dj f v s z sh zh ś ź h hw w r j l ll hs pr pl br tr ty tl dr kr kl gr gl>
Finals: <m n ny ng kh gh h>

Allophony (in order of application):

ʦ → s / _{i,iː,e,a,j}

v → f / _C

h → Ø / V_V

k → g / _#

ŋ → n / _i

p → b / V_V

j → ʝ / #_V

{p, t, k} → {p^h t^h k^h} / #_CV
h → ç / {i,j}

ʎ → l / i_

{i, e, a} → ə / _C#

{e, o} → {i, u} / {j, ʎ}_

{i, iː u} → {ĩ, ĩ ː,ũ} / _n

h → ʔ /{ə, u, o}_#

Syllable Structure: (C)(C)V(C)

Word Stress: Stress consists of dynamic accent. Monosyllables are generally unstressed. In multi-syllablic words, grammatical stress is always on the penultimate (second from the right) syllable. Vowels always keep their full quality, regardless of in whether a syllable is stressed or unstressed.