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*{{IPA|[ɱ]}}<sup>1</sup> and {{IPA|[ŋ]}}<sup>2</sup> are considered '''allophones''' of the normal nasal phonemes in front of {{IPA|[f]}}/{{IPA|[v]}} and {{IPA|[k]}}/{{IPA|[g]}} respectively.
*{{IPA|[ɱ]}}<sup>1</sup> and {{IPA|[ŋ]}}<sup>2</sup> are considered '''allophones''' of the normal nasal phonemes in front of {{IPA|[f]}}/{{IPA|[v]}} and {{IPA|[k]}}/{{IPA|[g]}} respectively.


==Orthography===
==Orthography==


Teycil uses the normal Latin alphabet to be written. Consonants are written with all available letters (except for '''w''', which is not used); as the number of consonantal phonemes is higher than the letters, some '''digraphs''' are used (but they are not taken as single letters).
Teycil uses the normal Latin alphabet to be written. Consonants are written with all available letters (except for '''w''', which is not used); as the number of consonantal phonemes is higher than the letters, some '''digraphs''' are used (but they are not taken as single letters).


Vowels are more complicated. Long vowels are marked with a ''makron'' (¯) over the corresponding letter. Other types of letters are used to mark the ''weak'' vowels.
Vowels are more complicated. Long vowels are marked with a ''makron'' (¯) over the corresponding letter. Other types of letters are used to mark the ''weak'' vowels.

Revision as of 08:40, 30 July 2012

Phonology

Consonants

Consonants
Bilabial Labio-
dental
Dental Alveolar Post-
alveolar
Palatal Velar Uvular Pharyngeal
Plosive p b t d ç ʝ k g
Nasal m [ɱ]1 n [ŋ]2
Vibrant r
Fricative f v s z ʃ ʒ x χ ʁ ħ
Affricate
Approximants j w
Lateral
approximants
l

Note:

  • [ɱ]1 and [ŋ]2 are considered allophones of the normal nasal phonemes in front of [f]/[v] and [k]/[g] respectively.

Orthography

Teycil uses the normal Latin alphabet to be written. Consonants are written with all available letters (except for w, which is not used); as the number of consonantal phonemes is higher than the letters, some digraphs are used (but they are not taken as single letters).

Vowels are more complicated. Long vowels are marked with a makron (¯) over the corresponding letter. Other types of letters are used to mark the weak vowels.