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/qɑzɑq tɘlɘ/ Қазақ Тэлэ

/m n ŋ~ɴ/ м н ҥ
/p b t d k g q ɢ/ п б т д к г қ ӷ
/s z ʃ ʒ h/ с з ш ж х
/ɾ l j w/ р л й в
/f v ɕ tɕ x/ ф в щ ч х

-RTR /i̯ɘ y̯ʉ ɘ ʉ æ/ и ю э ы я
+RTR /u̯ʊ ə ʊ ɑ/ о э у а
The two groups of vowels are used in vowel harmony, which apparently is based on a neutral vs retracted tongue root distinction.

/bɑɾləq ɑdɑmdɑɾ təwməsənɑn ɑzɑt ʒæni̯ɘ qɑdɘɾ qɑsɘji̯ɘtɘ mi̯ɘn qʊqəqtɑɾə ti̯ɘŋ bu̯ʊlɘp dʉnɘji̯ɘgi̯ɘ ki̯ɘli̯ɘdɘ. ɑdɑmdɑɾɢɑ ɑqəɾ pɑɾɑsɑt, ɑɾ u̯ʊʒdɑn bi̯ɘɾɘldi̯ɘn, su̯ʊndəqtɑn u̯ʊlɑɾ bɘɾ bɘɾɘmi̯ɘn twəstəq, bɑwəɾmɑldəq qɑɾəm qɑtənɑs ʒɑsɑwlɑɾə tɘjɘs/
Барлэқ адамдар тэвмэсэнан азат жяни қадэр қасэйитэ мин қуқэқтарэ тиҥ буқэқтарэ тиҥ болэп дынэйиги килидэ. Адамдадӷа ақэр парасат, ар ождан бирэлдин, сондэқтан олар бэр бэрэмин твэстэқ, бавэрмалдэқ қарэм қатэнас жасавларэ тэйэс.

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Kazakh - Qazaq tele

/m n ŋ~ɴ/ <m n ń>
/p b t d k g q ɢ/ <p b t d k g q g>
/s z ʃ ʒ h/ <s z š ž>
/ɾ l j w/ <r l j w>
- /f v ɕ tɕ x/ <f v ś ć ç>

-RTR /i̯ɘ y̯ʉ ɘ ʉ æ/<ie iy e y a> (if ambiguous, æ is written ea)
+RTR /u̯ʊ ə ʊ ɑ/ <wu o u a> (if ambiguous, ɑ is written oa)

/bɑɾləq ɑdɑmdɑɾ təwməsənɑn ɑzɑt ʒæni̯ɘ qɑdɘɾ qɑsɘji̯ɘtɘ mi̯ɘn qʊqəqtɑɾə ti̯ɘŋ bu̯ʊlɘp dʉnɘji̯ɘgi̯ɘ ki̯ɘli̯ɘdɘ. ɑdɑmdɑɾɢɑ ɑqəɾ pɑɾɑsɑt, ɑɾ u̯ʊʒdɑn bi̯ɘɾɘldi̯ɘn, su̯ʊndəqtɑn u̯ʊlɑɾ bɘɾ bɘɾɘmi̯ɘn twəstəq, bɑwəɾmɑldəq qɑɾəm qɑtənɑs ʒɑsɑwlɑɾə tɘjɘs/
Barloq oadamdar towmosonan azat žanie qador qoasejiete mien quqoqtaro tień bwulep dynejiegie kieliede. Oadamdarga aqor poarasat, oar wuždan biereldien, swundoqtan wular ber beremien twostoq, bawormaldoq qarom qatonas žasawlaro tejes.
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Kazakh - Kazak Tele

/m n ŋ~ɴ/ <m n ň>
/p b t d k g q ɢ/ <p b t d c g k q>
/s z ʃ ʒ h/ <s z ś ź h>
/ɾ l j w/ <r l ĭ ŭ>
- /f v ɕ tɕ x/ <v w x j ch>

-RTR /i̯ɘ y̯ʉ ɘ ʉ æ/<i y ø u æ>
+RTR /u̯ʊ ə ʊ ɑ/ <o e œ a>

/bɑɾləq ɑdɑmdɑɾ təwməsənɑn ɑzɑt ʒæni̯ɘ qɑdɘɾ qɑsɘji̯ɘtɘ mi̯ɘn qʊqəqtɑɾə ti̯ɘŋ bu̯ʊlɘp dʉnɘji̯ɘgi̯ɘ ki̯ɘli̯ɘdɘ. ɑdɑmdɑɾɢɑ ɑqəɾ pɑɾɑsɑt, ɑɾ u̯ʊʒdɑn bi̯ɘɾɘldi̯ɘn, su̯ʊndəqtɑn u̯ʊlɑɾ bɘɾ bɘɾɘmi̯ɘn twəstəq, bɑwəɾmɑldəq qɑɾəm qɑtənɑs ʒɑsɑwlɑɾə tɘjɘs/
<Barlek adamdar teŭmesenan azat źæni kadør kasøĭitø min kœkektare tiň boløp dunøĭigi kilidø. Adamdarqa aker parasat, ar oźdan birøldin, sondektan olar bør børømin tŭestek, bawermaldek karem katenas źasaŭlare tøĭøs.>
The Artist Formerly Known as Caleone

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Pasic - Proto-Northeastern Bay - Asséta - Àpzó

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/m n ŋ~ɴ/ <m n ñ>
/p b t d k g q ɢ/ <p b t d k g q ğ>
/s z ʃ ʒ h/ <s z ş j h>
/ɾ l j w/ <r l y w>
- /f v ɕ tɕ x/ <f v ś ç x>

-RTR /i̯ɘ y̯ʉ ɘ ʉ æ/<e ö i ü ä>
+RTR /u̯ʊ ə ʊ ɑ/ <o ı u a>

bɑɾləq ɑdɑmdɑɾ təwməsənɑn ɑzɑt ʒæni̯ɘ qɑdɘɾ qɑsɘji̯ɘtɘ mi̯ɘn qʊqəqtɑɾə ti̯ɘŋ bu̯ʊlɘp dʉnɘji̯ɘgi̯ɘ ki̯ɘli̯ɘdɘ. ɑdɑmdɑɾɢɑ ɑqəɾ pɑɾɑsɑt, ɑɾ u̯ʊʒdɑn bi̯ɘɾɘldi̯ɘn, su̯ʊndəqtɑn u̯ʊlɑɾ bɘɾ bɘɾɘmi̯ɘn twəstəq, bɑwəɾmɑldəq qɑɾəm qɑtənɑs ʒɑsɑwlɑɾə tɘjɘs
Barlıq adamdar tıwmısınan azat jäne qadir qasiyeti min quqıqtarı teñ bolip düniyege keledi. Adamdarğa aqır parasat, ar ojdan berilden, sondıqtan olar bir birimen twıstıq, bawırmaldıq qarım qatınas jasawları tiyis.
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nää džunnfin kukuch vklaivei sivei tåd.
Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei.

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Redoing Qiang.

/p t ts tʂ tɕ k q/ <p t c č ć k q>
/pʰ tʰ tsʰ tʂʰ tɕʰ kʰ qʰ/ <ph th ch čh ćh kh qh>
/b d dz dʐ dʑ g/ <b d dz dž dź g>
/ɸ s ʂ ɕ x χ h/ <f s š ś x ħ h>
/v z ʐ ʁ ɦ/ <v z ž ğ ḥ>
/ɬ l/ <ļ l>
/m n ɲ ŋ/ <m n ń ŋ>
/a aː ɑ ɑː e eː ə o oː i iː y yː u uː/ <à â a ā é ē e o ō i ī ù û u ū>
/ia iɑ ie iu ya ye au eu əu ai ei əi oi ua uɑ ue uə ui iau uəi uɑi/ <iV uV> or <wV yV>, ’ breaks hiatus
all vowels and {di|tri}phthongs contrast for r-coloring <r>

Possible initial/final consonant clusters:
ʂ + p t tɕ k q b d g m dʑ
x + tʂ tɕ d dʐ dʑ k s ʂ z ʐ ɬ l
χ + tʂ q d dʐ dʑ s ʂ z ɬ l n ɲ
/ʂ x χ/ all voice before a voiced consonant, /ʂ/ = [s] before /t d/ and [ɕ] before /pi pe bi tɕ dʑ/

(note: where the original text uses <w>, I've used <u> + syllable break. it also has <j> but that can't be /i/ so I'm assuming it's /ɕ/)

Topic marker -ŋuəɲi is abbreviated -ŋ’.

qe:˞ ŋuətu tsisatʂu ɕəzi ŋuəkəi.uɑ, tsisatʂu ɕəzi ŋuəkəitu, sa.uleːtɕteːŋuəɲi tɕiuʂə, sa.uleː utɕupuŋuəɲi ʐmətʂi. qe:˞ ŋuətu, ɕuɑnʁuɑi ʂpəktɕi.uɑ, pitɕiŋuəɲi ʐmətʂi ʂpə˞, qe:˞ ŋuətu, ɕuɑnʁuɑi. ɦɑtu satʂuteːtɕtʂileːŋuəɲi tʂi ou ʐikui, ɦɑtu kən lɑntʰɑleː ŋuəkəi.uɑ, lɑnthəleː ŋuəkəitu, ɦɑlɑ mɑːleː.u ɑsməqɑŋuəɲi ɦɑtʰɑ ɲiuŋuəɲi ɑs pɑntɕinu pɑntɕin tətʂʰəɲi ɦɑtsəi deldeɲi ɲiu pɑtʂ deldeɲi ɦɑlɑ, ɲiu pɑtʂ deldeɲi χaiʂə ɦɑlɑŋuəɲi ɦɑlɑ tʂileː lɑntʰəleːŋuəɲi, ɦɑlɑ tʂʰɑqtɑ səʁɲi ɕi topu.ualeː ŋuəkəi, ɕi topuleː ŋuəkəitu, χaiʂə ɦɑlɑ səʁɲi ɕi sətɕɲi nulukəpəkəi, ɦɑtu mɑːleːtɕŋuəɲi χaiʂə ɕiŋuəɲi χaisə ɦɑtsəi pɑntɕin liekəpəkui.uɑ.

Qēr ņuetu cisàču śezi ŋuekeiwa, cisàču śezi ŋuekeitu, sà’ulēćtēŋ’ ćiuše, sà’ulē ućupuŋ’ žmeči. Qēr ŋuetu, śuanğuai špekćiwa, pićiŋ’ žmeči šper, qēr ŋuetu, ćuanğuai. Ḥatu sàčutēćčilēŋ’ či ou žikui, ḥatu ken lanthalē ŋuekeiwa, lanthelē ŋuekeitu, ḥala mālē’u asmeqaŋ’ ḥatha ńiuŋ’ as panćinu panćin tečheńi ḥacei déldéńi ńiu pač déldéńi ḥala, ńiu pač déldéńi ħàiše ḥalaŋ’ ḥala čilē lanthelēŋ’, ḥala čaqta seğńi śi topuwàlē ŋuekei, śi topulē ŋuekeitu, ħàiše ḥala seğńi śi sećńi nulukepekei, ḥatu mālēćŋ’ ħàiše śiŋ’ ħàiše ḥacei panćin liékepekuiwa.
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Nortaneous wrote:Barlıq adamdar tıwmısınan azat jäne qadir qasiyeti min quqıqtarı teñ bolip düniyege keledi. Adamdarğa aqır parasat, ar ojdan berilden, sondıqtan olar bir birimen twıstıq, bawırmaldıq qarım qatınas jasawları tiyis.
That is almost the exact romanisation :P
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kanejam wrote:
Nortaneous wrote:Barlıq adamdar tıwmısınan azat jäne qadir qasiyeti min quqıqtarı teñ bolip düniyege keledi. Adamdarğa aqır parasat, ar ojdan berilden, sondıqtan olar bir birimen twıstıq, bawırmaldıq qarım qatınas jasawları tiyis.
That is almost the exact romanisation :P
Barlıq adamdar twmısınan azat jäne qadir-qasïeti men kuqıqtarı teñ bolıp dünïege keledi. Adamdarğa aqıl-parasat, ar-ojdan berilgen, sondıqtan olar bir-birimen twıstıq, bawırmaldıq qarım-qatınas jasawları tïis.

lol, welp
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I think you just won the romanisation thread.
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/p t ts tʂ tɕ k q/ <p t c č ć k ḳ>
/pʰ tʰ tsʰ tʂʰ tɕʰ kʰ qʰ/ <ph th ch čh ćh kh ḳh>
/b d dz dʐ dʑ g/ <b d ʒ ǯ ʒ́ g>
/ɸ s ʂ ɕ x χ h/ <f s š ś x ẋ h>
/v z ʐ ʁ ɦ/ <v z ž ġ ḥ>
/ɬ l/ <ł l>
/m n ɲ ŋ/ <m n ń ṇ>
/a aː ɑ ɑː e eː ə o oː i iː y yː u uː/ <ä ää a aa e ee ë o oo i ii ü üü u uu>
/ia iɑ ie iu ya ye au eu əu ai ei əi oi ua uɑ ue uə ui iau uəi uɑi/ <iä ia ie iu üa üe äu eu ëu äi ei ëi oi uä ua ue uë ui iäu uëi uai>
all vowels and {di|tri}phthongs contrast for r-coloring <r>

<w j y> are used to indicate syllable breaks before /u i y/ respectively. If the vowel following the syllable break is a non-high vowel, then <w j y> are used after /u i y/ respectively. If the vowel either side of the syllable break is a non-high vowel then <'> is used.

<'> is also used to break up ambiguous digraphs, e.g. <th> /tʰ/ vs. <t'h> /th/

Possible initial/final consonant clusters:
ʂ + p t tɕ k q b d g m dʑ <s/z>+C
x + tʂ tɕ d dʐ dʑ k s ʂ z ʐ ɬ l <x>+C
χ + tʂ q d dʐ dʑ s ʂ z ɬ l n ɲ <>+C

qe:˞ ŋuətu tsisatʂu ɕəzi ŋuəkəi.uɑ, tsisatʂu ɕəzi ŋuəkəitu, sa.uleːtɕteːŋuəɲi tɕiuʂə, sa.uleː utɕupuŋuəɲi ʐmətʂi. qe:˞ ŋuətu, ɕuɑnʁuɑi ʂpəktɕi.uɑ, pitɕiŋuəɲi ʐmətʂi ʂpə˞, qe:˞ ŋuətu, ɕuɑnʁuɑi. ɦɑtu satʂuteːtɕtʂileːŋuəɲi tʂi ou ʐikui, ɦɑtu kən lɑntʰɑleː ŋuəkəi.uɑ, lɑnthəleː ŋuəkəitu, ɦɑlɑ mɑːleː.u ɑsməqɑŋuəɲi ɦɑtʰɑ ɲiuŋuəɲi ɑs pɑntɕinu pɑntɕin tətʂʰəɲi ɦɑtsəi deldeɲi ɲiu pɑtʂ deldeɲi ɦɑlɑ, ɲiu pɑtʂ deldeɲi χaiʂə ɦɑlɑŋuəɲi ɦɑlɑ tʂileː lɑntʰəleːŋuəɲi, ɦɑlɑ tʂʰɑqtɑ səʁɲi ɕi topu.ualeː ŋuəkəi, ɕi topuleː ŋuəkəitu, χaiʂə ɦɑlɑ səʁɲi ɕi sətɕɲi nulukəpəkəi, ɦɑtu mɑːleːtɕŋuəɲi χaiʂə ɕiŋuəɲi χaisə ɦɑtsəi pɑntɕin liekəpəkui.uɑ.

Ḳeerṇuëtu cisäču śëzi ṇuëkëiwua, cisäču śëzi ṇuëkëitu, säwuleećteeṇuëńi ćiušë, säwulee ućupuṇuëńi zmëči. Ḳeerṇuëtu, śuanġuai spëkćiwua, pićiṇuëńi zmëči spërḳeerṇuëtu, śuanġuai. Ḥatu säčuteećčileeṇuëńi či ou žikui, ḥatu kën lanthalee ṇuëkëiwua, lant'hëlee ṇuëkëitu, ḥala maaleewu asmëḳaṇuëńi ḥatha ńiuṇuëńi as panćinu panćin tëčhëńi ḥacëi deldeńi ńiu pač deldeńi ḥala, ńiu pač deldeńi ẋaišë ḥalaṇuëńi ḥala čilee lanthëleeṇuëńi, ḥala čhaḳta sëġńi śi topuwuälee ṇuëkëi, śi topulee ṇuëkëitu, ẋäišë ḥala sëġńi śi sëćńi nulukëpëkëi, ḥatu maaleećṇuëńi ẋäišë śiṇuëńi ẋäisë ḥacëi panćin liekëpëkuiwua.
You can tell the same lie a thousand times,
But it never gets any more true,
So close your eyes once more and once more believe
That they all still believe in you.
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Modern Ikotan:

/ɾ l n h k s z / <r l n h k s z>
/g d t dʒ tʃ/ <g d t c ç>
/ä e i o u/ <a e i/é o u/ó>
/ʲä ʲe ʲi ʲo ʲu/ <ia ie ié io ió>
/i u/ are <é ó> before/after /ʲ/

Kudie skrilit ni nisa langója éie serelies.
/kudʲe skrilit ni nisä länguʲä iʲe serelʲes/

Kudie skrilit ni nisa langóia éie lekties iekotanria.
/kudʲe skrilit ni nisä länguʲä iʲe lektʲes ʲekotänrʲä/


Yaali Annar's Abnormal Language:

/t k kʷ ʔ/ <t k ku '>
/ɗ ɠ ɠʷ/ <d q qu>
/tsʼ tʃʼ tɬʼ kʼ kʼʷ/ <t́z t́s t́l ḱ ḱu>
/ts tʃ tɬ kx kxʷ/ <tz ts tl kh khu>
/θ s ʃ ɬ x xʷ X Xʷ h/ <f sz s hl x xu j ju hh>
/ð z ʒ ɮ ɣ ɣʷ ʁ ʁʷ ɦ/ <v z zs l g gu r ru h>

/a i u ø/ <a i o ø>
/ã ĩ ũ ø̃/ <an in on øn>
<ò o ó>


Proto-Tankic:

/m n ɳ ɲ/ <m n nh ny>
/p t t͡s ʈ ʈ͡ʂ k q/ <p t c th ch k q>
/b d d͡z ɖ ɖ͡ʐ/ <b d ʒ dh ʒh>
/tʷ t͡sʷ ʈʷ ʈ͡ʂʷ kʷ qʷ/ <t̊ c̊ t̊h c̊h k̊ q̊>
/s ʂ ɕ χ/ <s sh sy x>
/sʷ χʷ/ <s̊ x̊>
/r w ɽ j/ <r w rh j>

/i u e o a/ <i u e o a>
/ĩ ũ ẽ õ ã/ <iṇ uṇ eṇ oṇ aṇ>

Tinke wajam ʒande bo xas̊i aṇtsum.
/tin.ke wa.jam d͡zan.de bo χa.sʷi ãt.sum/


Proto-Northern:

/m mʲ n nʲ ŋ ŋʲ/ <m m n n g g>
/p pʲ t tʲ t̠ t̠ʲ k kʲ/ <p p d d t t k k>
/s sʲ ħ h/ <s s 'h '>
/r rʲ l lʲ/ <r r l l>
/j ɰ/ <y y>

/à ɛ̀ è ì ɔ̀ ò u/ <a aeh ue oie oh o u>
/ʲà ʲɛ̀ ʲè ʲì ʲɔ̀ ʲò ʲu/ <ia eh e io ioh eo iu>
/àʲ ɛ̀ʲ èʲ ìʲ ɔ̀ʲ òʲ uʲ/ <ae ai uei oi aui oe ui>
/ʲàʲ ʲɛ̀ʲ ʲèʲ ʲìʲ ʲɔ̀ʲ ʲòʲ ʲuʲ/ <iae eai ei ioe eoi eui>
/áˀ ɛ́ˀ éˀ íˀ ɔ́ˀ óˀ úˀ/ <ả aẻh uẻ oỉe ỏh ỏ ủ>
/ʲáˀ ʲɛ́ˀ ʲéˀ ʲíˀ ʲɔ́ˀ ʲóˀ ʲúˀ/ <iả ẻh ẻ ỉo iỏh eỏ iủ>
/áˀʲ ɛ́ˀʲ éˀʲ íˀʲ ɔ́ˀʲ óˀʲ úˀʲ/ <ảe ải ẻi oỉ ảui ỏe ủi>
/ʲáˀʲ ʲɛ́ˀʲ ʲéˀʲ ʲíˀʲ ʲɔ́ˀʲ ʲóˀʲ ʲúˀʲ/ <iảe eải ẻi iỏe eỏi eủi>

Mauinyiả aspảkod soỉe aereỏ tyaehsỏh u yiảemiu oiertyỏy.
/mɔ̀nʲjáˀ àspáˀkòt síˀ àrʲóˀ t̠ɰɛ̀sóˀh ù jáˀmʲù ìrtɰóˀɰ/


Western Proto-Nretyan:

/m n/ <m n>
/p t k/ <p t k/c>
/f θ s ʃ/ <f s c/ç ch>
/ɾ l/ <r l>
_e ia ie io iu/_a o u

/e i o u/ <a e o u>
/ʲe ʲi ʲo ʲu/ <ia ie io iu>

Priota Nratiana Vastana
/pɾʲote nɾetʲene vestene/


The One Thing With the Lateral Velar Fricative:

/t tʰ d dʱ d̰ ɟʱ k g g̰ q ɢ ʔ ʔʰ/ <t th d dh do jh k g go cq gq q qh>
/s ɬ z ɕ ʑ ɧ x  ɣ X ħ/ <s ll z sj zj ch x hl gh xh hh>
/ɹ̥ ɹ ɹ̰ l̥ l l̰ ʕ̥ ʕ ʕ̰/ <rh r ro lh l lo ‘h ‘ ‘o>

/i iː ɨ ɨː u uː/ <i ī y ȳ u ū>
/ə əː ə̃ ə̃ː/ <e ē en ēn>
/a aː ã ãː/ <a ā an ān>
/wi wɨ ju wə wə̃ jə jə̃ wa wã ja jã/ <wi wy yu we wen ye yen wa wan ya yan>
/əɪ̯ əʊ̯ aɪ̯ aʊ̯/ <ey ew ay aw>

Kawx‘hicqyugoādwycqsewthlhadghaykxlān cqew kskwet.
/kaʊ̯χʕ̥iqjug̰aːdwɨqsəʊ̯tʰl̥adɣaɪ̯kχlãː qəʊ̯ kskwət/


Unnamed language:

/p~pʰ t~tʰ t͡s t͡ʃ k~kʰ b d g/ <p t tz tg q b d k>
/ɸ θ s ʃ x β ð z ʒ~ɣ/ <f þ s x ch v ð z g>
/m n r~ɹ l j w h/ <m n r l y w h>

/i~i: ɪ ʊ u~u:/ <i î û u>
/ɛ~e ʔ~ə~əʔ ɔ~o/ <e ' o>
/a ɑ/ <â a>
/ɛi ɔi ɑi/ <ei oi ai>

Îsyirema rebareltan xetenema rebareltav tomet hurem ke'dan.
[ɪs'jiremɑ rebɑ'rɛltʰɑn ʃe'tʰenemɑ rebɑ'rɛltʰɑβ 'tʰomɛt 'hurɛm 'gɛʔdɑn]


Pole-ish:

/m n ɲ ŋ/ <m n ñ ņ>
/p t c k/ <p t c k>
/f s ç x/ <f s ç x>
/w l j ʁ/ <w l y r>
[a ə] <a e>
[ɛ i] <e i>
[ʌ ɯ] <a u>
[ɔ u] <o u>


Ssợb Sāŋh D̦ō̃:

/p t̪ t k/ <p t ț k>
/pʰ t̪ʰ tʰ kʰ/ <ph th țh kh>
/pʼ t̪ʼ tʼ kʼ/ <p' t' ț' k'>
/b d̪ d ɡ/ <b d d̦ g>
/bʱ d̪ʱ dʱ ɡʱ/ <bh dh d̦h gh>
/ɓ ɗ̪ ɗ ɠ/ <'b 'd 'd̦ 'g>
/s z r l v h/ <s z r l v h>
/sː sˤ/ <ss sc>

/a e ɤ o ɛ ʌ ɔ i ɯ u/ <a e ơ o ẹ ợ ọ ı ư u>
/aː ã a̤ a̰/ <ā ã ä ả>
/wa ja ɰa/ <wa ja ya>

/p̚ t̪̚ t̚ k̚/ <b d d̦ g>
/p t̪ t k/ <p t ț k>
/m̥ n̪̊ n̥ ŋ̊/ <mh n̦h nh ŋh>
/m n̪ n ŋ/ <m n̦ n ŋ>

Dhọ̄ scợ̉g ssợ̄ŋ ț'ā̃̈ ghē̉ ggcợŋh 'bẹnh vẹ̄̃d țyọ̈k
K'ẽn̦ thư̄̈ tthwọŋ scjẹmh llab lā̈ŋ
Khọ̄̃ vag ghē̉ ssā scëb lā̈ŋ
'Dwợ̄nh d̦ợ̄̉ bhūm bhü scợ̉g ssab t'ẹŋh rảnh tyọ̈k

d̪ʱɔː sˤʌ̰k̚ sːʌːŋ tʼã̤ː ɡʱḛː ɡˤːɤŋ̊ ɓɛn̪̊ vɛ̃ːt̪̚ tɰɔ̤k
kʼẽn tʰɯ̤ː tʰːwɔŋ sˤjɛm̥ lːap̚ la̤ːŋ
kʰɔ̃ː vak̚ ɡʱḛː sːaː sˤe̤p̚ la̤ːŋ
ɗ̪wʌːn̊ dʌ̰ː bʱuːm bʱṳ sˤʌ̰k̚ sːap̚ t̪ʼɛŋ̊ ra̰n̥ tɰɔ̤k
I'm sorry.


Qazaq tele:

/m n ŋ~ɴ/ <m n nk>
/p b t d k g q ɢ/ <p b t d c k q g>
/s z ʃ ʒ h/ <s z x j h>
/ɾ l j w/ <r l y w>
/f v ɕ tɕ x/ <f v sy ty ch>

/i̯ɘ y̯ʉ ɘ ʉ æ/ <i iu e u ae>
/u̯ʊ ə ʊ ɑ/ <uo o ou a>

Barloq adamdar towmosonan azat jaeni qader qaseyite min qouqoqtaro tink buolop duneyiki cilide. Adamdarga aqor parasat, ar uojdan bireldin, suondoqtan uolar ber beremin twostoq, bawormaldoq qarom qatonas jasawlaro teyes.
/bɑɾləq ɑdɑmdɑɾ təwməsənɑn ɑzɑt ʒæni̯ɘ qɑdɘɾ qɑsɘji̯ɘtɘ mi̯ɘn qʊqəqtɑɾə ti̯ɘŋ bu̯ʊlɘp dʉnɘji̯ɘgi̯ɘ ki̯ɘli̯ɘdɘ. ɑdɑmdɑɾɢɑ ɑqəɾ pɑɾɑsɑt, ɑɾ u̯ʊʒdɑn bi̯ɘɾɘldi̯ɘn, su̯ʊndəqtɑn u̯ʊlɑɾ bɘɾ bɘɾɘmi̯ɘn twəstəq, bɑwəɾmɑldəq qɑɾəm qɑtənɑs ʒɑsɑwlɑɾə tɘjɘs/
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Qiang, based on Frisian

/p t ts tʂ tɕ k q/ <p t ts tsh tj k q>
/pʰ tʰ tsʰ tʂʰ tɕʰ kʰ qʰ/ <p' t' ts' tsh' tj' k' q'>
/b d dz dʐ dʑ g/ <b d dz dzh dj g>
/ɸ s ʂ ɕ x χ h/ <f s sh sj ch qh h'>
/v z ʐ ʁ ɦ/ <v z zh r h>
/ɬ l/ <lh l>
/m n ɲ ŋ/ <m n nj ng>
/a aː ɑ ɑː e eː ə o oː i iː y yː u uː/ <e aa a â ê ee eu o oo i ii ú u û ou>
/ia iɑ ie iu ya ye au eu əu ai ei əi oi ua uɑ ue uə ui iau uəi uɑi/ <ia ea ie iw ua ue aw ew iw aj ej ij oj oa oâ oe oi oei iaw wei wai>
all vowels and {di|tri}phthongs contrast for r-coloring <r>

Possible initial/final consonant clusters:
ʂ + p t tɕ k q b d g m dʑ <s->
x + tʂ tɕ d dʐ dʑ k s ʂ z ʐ ɬ l <c->
χ + tʂ q d dʐ dʑ s ʂ z ɬ l n ɲ <q->
/ʂ x χ/ all voice before a voiced consonant, /ʂ/ = [s] before /t d/ and [ɕ] before /pi pe bi tɕ dʑ/

qe:˞ ŋuətu tsisatʂu ɕəzi ŋuəkəi.uɑ, tsisatʂu ɕəzi ŋuəkəitu, sa.uleːtɕteːŋuəɲi tɕiuʂə, sa.uleː utɕupuŋuəɲi ʐmətʂi. qe:˞ ŋuətu, ɕuɑnʁuɑi ʂpəktɕi.uɑ, pitɕiŋuəɲi ʐmətʂi ʂpə˞, qe:˞ ŋuətu, ɕuɑnʁuɑi. ɦɑtu satʂuteːtɕtʂileːŋuəɲi tʂi ou ʐikui, ɦɑtu kən lɑntʰɑleː ŋuəkəi.uɑ, lɑnthəleː ŋuəkəitu, ɦɑlɑ mɑːleː.u ɑsməqɑŋuəɲi ɦɑtʰɑ ɲiuŋuəɲi ɑs pɑntɕinu pɑntɕin tətʂʰəɲi ɦɑtsəi deldeɲi ɲiu pɑtʂ deldeɲi ɦɑlɑ, ɲiu pɑtʂ deldeɲi χaiʂə ɦɑlɑŋuəɲi ɦɑlɑ tʂileː lɑntʰəleːŋuəɲi, ɦɑlɑ tʂʰɑqtɑ səʁɲi ɕi topu.ualeː ŋuəkəi, ɕi topuleː ŋuəkəitu, χaiʂə ɦɑlɑ səʁɲi ɕi sətɕɲi nulukəpəkəi, ɦɑtu mɑːleːtɕŋuəɲi χaiʂə ɕiŋuəɲi χaisə ɦɑtsəi pɑntɕin liekəpəkui.uɑ.

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Recent phonology I've been toying with.

/mʱ m nʱ n ɳʱ ɳ/
/ʋʱ ʋ lʱ l ɭʱ ɭ yʱ y ɦ/
/bʱ mb(ʙ) dʱ nd gʱ ŋg/
/pʰ mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ) tʰ nt(ʰ) kʰ ŋk(ʰ)/
/drʱ ndr ɖɽʱ ɳdɽ/
/tr̊ʰ ntr̊(ʰ) ʈɽ̊ʰ ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)/
/rʱ r/

/i: ĩ: ʉ: ʉ̃: u: ũ:/
/ɪ ə ʊ/
/e: ẽ: ø: ø̃: o: õ:/
/ɛ: œ: a: ã: ɔ:/

Initial syllables: C(Aprox)V
Final and mono Syllables: CV(C)

Sample text: ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)ɪmu: ka:ɦũ:r drʱa:yʱɳdɽ ɦu:mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ)u:
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/mʱ m nʱ n ɳʱ ɳ/ <म्ह म न्ह न ण्ह ण> (mh m nh n ṇh ṇ)
/ʋʱ ʋ lʱ l ɭʱ ɭ yʱ y ɦ/ <व्ह व ल्ह ल ळ्ह ळ य्ह य ह> (vh v lh l ḷh ḷ yh y h)
/bʱ mb(ʙ) dʱ nd gʱ ŋg/ <भ ब ध द घ ग> (bh b dh d gh g)
/pʰ mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ) tʰ nt(ʰ) kʰ ŋk(ʰ)/ <फ प थ त ख क> (ph p th t kh k)
/drʱ ndr ɖɽʱ ɳdɽ/ <ध्र द्र ढ्र ड्र> (dhr dr ḍhr ḍr)
/tr̊ʰ ntr̊(ʰ) ʈɽ̊ʰ ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)/ <थ्र त्र ठ्र ट्र> (thr tr ṭhr ṭr)
/rʱ r/ <र्ह र> (rh r)
Alternative for murmured sonorants: <म़ ऩ ण़ व़ ल़ ऴ य़ ऱ>

/i: ĩ: ʉ: ʉ̃: u: ũ:/ <ई ईं ऊ़ ऊ़ं ऊ ऊं> (ī īṃ ū' ū'ṃ ū ūṃ)
/ɪ ə ʊ/ <इ अ उ> (i a u)
/e: ẽ: ø: ø̃: o: õ:/ <ऐ ऐं ऐ़ ऐ़ं औ औं> (ē ēṃ ē' ē'ṃ ō ōṃ)
/ɛ: œ: a: ã: ɔ:/ <ऍ ए़ आ आं ऑ> (e e' ā āṃ o)

/ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)ɪmu: ka:ɦũ:r drʱa:yʱɳdɽ ɦu:mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ)u:/ assuming /ka:ɦũ:r/ should be /kʰa:ɦũ:r/ and /y/ is actually /j/
<ट्रिमू खाहूंर् ध्राय्हड्र् हूपू> (ṭrimū khāhūṃr dhrāyhaḍr hūpū)

All in all quite a cool phonology! The prenasalisation could be marked quite easily; Devanagari works quite well apart from the vowels. Hopefully it shows up for everyone. Edit: Here's an alternative with prenasalisation and no marker for word-final consonants, these are left up to the reader:
<ण्ट्रिमू खाहूँर ध्राय़ण्द्र हूम्पू> (ṇṭrimū khāhūṃra dhrāyhaṇḍra hūmpū)

Second Edit: For a keyboard friendly transcription, just replace all the underdots with capital letters and the long vowels with double vowels: NTrimuu khaahuuMra dhraaYaNDra huumpuu.

Triple Edit: I found that languages with murmured sonorants write them as C+h ligatures that I had in the first place. I also found that it's more likely that e: and o: would be transcribed with e and o and the open E: and O: would be transcribed as ai and au. I still can't find any precedent for representing front rounded vowels! All Indian languages seem to be very keen on their symmetric ten-vowel systems or a reduction thereof. Does anyone have suggestions on the front rounded vowels? It's frustrating because otherwise the language fits very well to Devanagari.
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/mʱ m nʱ n ɳʱ ɳ/ <mh m nh n ṇh ṇ>
/ʋʱ ʋ lʱ l ɭʱ ɭ yʱ y ɦ/ <vh v lh l ḷh ḷ yh y h>
/bʱ mb(ʙ) dʱ nd gʱ ŋg/ <bh b dh d gh g>
/pʰ mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ) tʰ nt(ʰ) kʰ ŋk(ʰ)/ <ph p th t kh k>
/drʱ ndr ɖɽʱ ɳdɽ/ <drh dr ḍrh ḍr>
/tr̊ʰ ntr̊(ʰ) ʈɽ̊ʰ ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)/ <trh tr ṭrh ṭr>
/rʱ r/ <rh r>

/i: ĩ: ʉ: ʉ̃: u: ũ:/ <i į u ų ou oų>
/ɪ ə ʊ/ <ĕ ă ŏ>
/e: ẽ: ø: ø̃: o: õ:/ <e ę oe oę o ǫ>
/ɛ: œ: a: ã: ɔ:/ <è ù a ą ò>

Initial syllables: C(Aprox)V
Final and mono Syllables: CV(C)

Sample text: ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)ɪmu: ka:ɦũ:r drʱa:yʱɳdɽ ɦu:mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ)u:[/quote]
Ṭrĕmu kahųr drhayhḍr hupu.

replacing Ch with C-overdot:
Ṭrĕmu kahųr ḍṙaẏdr hupu.
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/mʱ m nʱ n ɳʱ ɳ/ <m mh n nh ṇ ṇh>
/ʋʱ ʋ lʱ l ɭʱ ɭ yʱ y ɦ/ <wh~û~uh w~u~u lh~ĺ l ḷh~ḷ́ ḷ jh~î j~i h>
/bʱ mb(ʙ) dʱ nd gʱ ŋg/ <bh b dh d gh g>
/pʰ mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ) tʰ nt(ʰ) kʰ ŋk(ʰ)/ <ph p th t kh k>
/drʱ ndr ɖɽʱ ɳdɽ/ <zh z ḍh ḍ>
/tr̊ʰ ntr̊(ʰ) ʈɽ̊ʰ ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)/ <sh s ṭh ṭ>
/rʱ r/ <rh r>

/i: ĩ: ʉ: ʉ̃: u: ũ:/ <í į ü ų̈ ú ų>
/ɪ ə ʊ/ <i ë u>
/e: ẽ: ø: ø̃: o: õ:/ <é ę ő ǫ̈ ó ǫ>
/ɛ: œ: a: ã: ɔ:/ <e ö a ą o>

/ɳʈɽ̊(ʰ)ɪmu: ka:ɦũ:r drʱa:yʱɳdɽ ɦu:mp(ʙ̊)(ʰ)u:/
Ṭimú kahųr dhraîḍ* húpú.

*does this word not violate the C(G)V~CV(C) syllable structure?
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I'm having a few problems trying to romanise this language I call Proto-Oenj:

C:
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V:
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Phonotactics:
Any word is comprised of only one syllable of the forms
(C)(C)V(T)(C) or
(C)V(T)(C)(C)
where T = one of five tones

Allowed onsets:
C = all except /l w/
V = all according to the rules given below

Allowed vowels:
VT = all vowels except /ɔ ɞ ø̞ ɘ/ (except in the pattern CCVTC)
V = /ɔ,ɞ,ø̞,ɘ,a/ (except in a special class of words)

Allowed clusters:
Onset clusters: Nasal clusters (excluding geminating clusters), C + /l/ and /ŋkʼ/
Ending clusters: Nasal + /kʼ/ and geminated endings

Allowed endings:
C = /m, n̪, n, ŋ, kʼ, t, l/
V = all according to the rules given above
Some of the consonants aren't too hard to do:
/m ɱ n̪ n ŋ ɴ/ <m mj ? n nj ?>
/p t k/ <p t k>
/l j w/ <l j w>

The vowels however are quite a lot harder to deal with.

T:
As according to the major pentatonic scale:
/1/ - tonal note
/2/ - tone above /1/
/3/ - 2 tones above /1/
/4/ - 7 semitones above /1/
/5/ - 9 semitones above /1/

eg. sentences:

/amt5 nɤl2 ø̞ ol4 tul1 tu ɤ2n/

/ji5 ŋɞn ji5 ɱy4 an ji5 ɔ ɱy4 ji5 ɴa aŋkʼ ja œ2n̪ ji5 o4l/

/nu1 amt5 kʼo2 tɑ1 oŋ3 ɔkʼ ʔo1 te2 nu1 ɴa3 pe1 oŋkʼ3 kʼo2 to3l/

/ʔɑ4 pe1 ʔɑ4 amt5 ʔɑ4 kʼo2 ʔɑ4 nœ2 ɔ ɱy4 al ta5 ʔɑ4 ta ŋɞn̪ ɱy4 ankʼ e2 ʔɑ4 œn̪2 ʔɑ4 ŋɞkʼ/

(btw words with seemingly no accent take on the previous word's accent)
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/m ɱ n̪ n ŋ ɴ/ <m v n d g q>
/p t k/ <p t k>
/l j w/ <l y w>
The nasals could probably be done better, with accents maybe.

/i y u/ <í ű ú>
/e ø ɘ ɵ o/ <é ü i u ó>
/ø̞ ɵ̞ ɤ̞/ <ö ý a>
/ɛ œ ɞ ɔ/ <e ö y o>
/a ɑ/ <ä á>
You know this vowel system is a bit unweildy right? What are the tones? They are just marked with abritray numbers 1-5 after the whole syllable.

It's also nice to post an example sentence with the phonology so people can test drive their romanisation and see how it looks in practice.
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kanejam wrote:/i y u/ <í ű ú>
/e ø ɘ ɵ o/ <é ü i u ó>
/ø̞ ɵ̞ ɤ̞/ <ö ý a>
/ɛ œ ɞ ɔ/ <e ö y o>
/a ɑ/ <ä á>
You know this vowel system is a bit unweildy right? What are the tones? They are just marked with abritray numbers 1-5 after the whole syllable.

It's also nice to post an example sentence with the phonology so people can test drive their romanisation and see how it looks in practice.
The vowel system was deliberately set up to cram as many odd vowels and contrasts in as was not completely insane and so seemed somewhat alien, so I can definitely see it being unwieldy. :P

And I was going to post a sentence or so, although I guess I figured I didn't have enough words or something stupid like that (although I've already been messing around with a few ideas for a pictographic proto-script).

I'll append a few sentences to my first post in eight hours after I've slept.
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You do realize how completely implausible that inventory is, right?

Anyway, with a vowel system that large, using anything but IPA will just end up confusing you and everyone else.
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Nortaneous wrote:You do realize how completely implausible that inventory is, right?
Yes, I do.
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/m ɱ n̪ n ŋ ɴ/ <m ɱ n ṇ ŋ ń>
/p t k/ <p t c>
/l j w/ <l j v>


/i y u/ <i y u>
/e ø ɘ ɵ o/ <é ǿ ớ ẃ ó>
/ø̞ ɵ̞ ɤ̞/<ø w ơ>
/ɛ œ ɞ ɔ/ <e œ ö o>
/a ɑ/ <ä a>
Tones <1-5 after the syllable>
Worst possible syllable:
ṇớɱc. Yuck.
Edit:
/amt5 nɤl2 ø̞ ol4 tul1 tu ɤn2/
ämt5 ṇơl2 ø2 ól4 tul1 tu1 ơṇ
/ji5 ŋɞn ji5 ɱy4 an ji5 ɔ ɱy4 ji5 ɴa aŋkʼ ja o4l ji5 œn̪2/
ji5 ŋöṇ5 ji5 ɱy4 aṇ4 ji5 o5 ɱy4 ji5 ńä äŋk jä ól ji5 œn
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Zukish (again)

/m n/
/p t ts ʧ k ʔ/
/b d dz ʤ g/
/f θ s ɬ* ʃ* x h/
/v ð z ɮ* ʒ*/
/w l ɹ j/

/i iː u uː/
/ɪ ɪː ʊ ʊː ʊːː/
/e eː o oː/
/ɛ ɛː/
/a aː aːː/

/ai aːi ju juː/

*Rare, loanwords only

Syllable structure: roughly C(S)V(S)(C) with S being one of /m n w l ɹ j/. V can also be one of /m n w l ɹ j/, when it is so no initial consonant is needed.

Most (if not all) consonants can be geminated

Worst known syllable: /ɹnjujʧ/ (The /ju/ is the diphthong, so it doesn't violate the syllable structure)
This time, every consonant should be represented in the sample sentences, and most of the vowels. (all, if you ignore length distinction)

/kɹɪt gam wanʤʧɛːɮaʔaʃuʔi ʤɛpːa ʣɪʤamasːuː jʊma/
That man almost murdered the new tea girl.

/ʔe kenxaːinkaɹm mtm/
I occasionally write about a planet.

/ʔɛbːa mtm xaːinam maiʔan/
The planet is Maiyan.

/ʤɛbːa ʣɪʦaːkɛt laʧa ðatlʊːːɹnjujʧam/
The little brown cat might be under the rinyuuch tree.

/sujwɛ xːalɛzʊlsno/
Stop or I will shoot!

/gamaː xaːinvjujvʊːmoʔɛ gɛbːa gamaːː kɛːcɛmmːrisajuʔi gɛpːa gama/
Did you see the student help the boy at the mansion?

/ʤɛː maːʧɛmtaɬundɛɹɛlanw/
She wants to become a nurse.

/ʔe xaːinuxjugvʊːm ʔɛpːa ʒawne/
I can't see the lava!

/ʤavuk ʤama xaːingamahɹi ʣɪdɛɹɛ fakbɛjθʊ/
That girl stalked 79 people!
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Zukish

/m n/ m n
/p t ts ʧ k ʔ/ p t c č k q*
/b d dz ʤ g/ b d ʒ ǯ g
/f θ s ɬ* ʃ* x h/ f ŧ s ł š x h
/v ð z ɮ* ʒ*/ v đ z ȷ ž
/w l ɹ j/ w l r y
*Unwritten word-initially.

/i iː u uː/ ı í u ú
/ɪ ɪː ʊ ʊː ʊːː/ eı éı ou óu áu
/e eː o oː/ e é o ó
/ɛ ɛː/ ae áe
/a aː aːː/ a á au

/ai aːi ju juː/ aı áı ıu ıú

Kreıt gam wanččáeȷaqašuqı ǯaeppa ʒeıǯamassú youma.
/kɹɪt gam wanʤʧɛːɮaʔaʃuʔi ʤɛpːa ʣɪʤamasːuː jʊma/

E kenxáınkarm mtm.
/ʔe kenxaːinkaɹm mtm/

Aebba mtm xáınam maıqan.
/ʔɛbːa mtm xaːinam maiʔan/

Ǯaebba ʒeıtsákaet lača đatláurnıuyčam.
/ʤɛbːa ʣɪʦaːkɛt laʧa ðatlʊːːɹnjujʧam/

Suywae xxalaezoulsno.
/sujwɛ xːalɛzʊlsno/

Gamá xáınvıuyvóumoqae gaebba gamaukáečaem·mrısayuqı gaeppa gama.
/gamaː xaːinvjujvʊːmoʔɛ gɛbːa gamaːːkɛːcɛmmːrisajuʔi gɛpːa gama/

Ǯáe máčaemtałundaeraelanw.
/ʤɛː maːʧɛmtaɬundɛɹɛlanw/

E xáınuxıugvóum aeppa žawne.
/ʔe xaːinuxjugvʊːm ʔɛpːa ʒawne/

Ǯavuk ǯama xáıngamahrı ʒeıdaerae fagbaeyŧou.
/ʤavuk ʤama xaːingamahɹi ʣɪdɛɹɛ fakbɛjθʊ/

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So I've added a few sentences to my post for people to try out if anyone's still willing to do that. I hope they're suitable. :-D
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Zukish

/m n/ <m n>
/p t ts ʧ k ʔ/ <p t c č k q>
/b d dz ʤ g/ <b d ʒ ǯ g>
/f θ s ɬ* ʃ* x h/ <f ṭ s ś š ḥ h>
/v ð z ɮ* ʒ*/ <v ḍ z ź ž>
/w l ɹ j/ <w l r j>

/i iː u uː/ <i í u ú>
/ɪ ɪː ʊ ʊː ʊːː/ <ei eí ou oú û>
/e eː o oː/ <e é o ó>
/ɛ ɛː/ <ea eá>
/a aː aːː/ <a á â>

/ai aːi ju juː/ <oi oí eu eú>

Syllable /m n w l ɹ j/ are represented with <ṃ ṇ ụ ḷ ṛ ị>

/kɹɪt gam wanʤʧɛːɮaʔaʃuʔi ʤɛpːa ʣɪʤamasːuː jʊma/
Kreit gam wanǯčeáźaqašuqi ǯeappa ʒeiʒamassú juma.

/ʔe kenxaːinkaɹm mtm/
Qe kenḥoínkarm ṃtṃ.

/ʔɛbːa mtm xaːinam maiʔan/
Qeabba ṃtṃ ḥoínkam moiqan.

/ʤɛbːa ʣɪʦaːkɛt laʧa ðatlʊːːɹnjujʧam/
Ǯeabba ʒeicákeat lača ḍatlûrneujčam.
You can tell the same lie a thousand times,
But it never gets any more true,
So close your eyes once more and once more believe
That they all still believe in you.
Just one time.

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