User:The Kaufman/Language

Only phonology. No need to explain the grammar (so far). Mainly used for (sur)names and town names.

Consonants
/p t c k b d ɟ g/ 

/f θ s ʃ x h v ð z ʒ ɣ/ 

/ts tʃ/ 

Liquids
/m n l r j/

Vowels
/i i: y y: u u:/ 

/e e: ɛ ɛ: ø ø: œ œ: o o: ɔ ɔ:/ <ë ê e ē ę ö ô ø ø̄ o ō ǫ ǭ>

/a a: ɑ ɑ:/ 

* The <ü û> spelling is also used in personal and place names, e.g. Kügëfer.

Syllable
The syllable structure is (C)V(L)(C), simple as that. C is a consonant, V is a vowel and L is a liquid.