Sang Daot

Sang Daot

Sang Daot /saŋ dɔt/ is an isolating language.

p t c k ʔ b d ɟ g ɸ s ʂ x

 z ʐ ʝ   ʁ
 l   
 ɫ
 ɮ

m n ɲ ŋ ʋ ɹ

     j

i y u e œ o ɛ ɔ

  a 

CV(C)(C)

Unvoiced obstruents except /ʔ/ are initially aspirated, finally unaspirated; voiced obstruents are initally devoiced in unstressed syllables, voiced in stressed syllables. Any consonant may close syllable, including /ʔ/. Closed syllables with unvoiced codas are often preaspirated. Permissable final clusters: /ɹ/ or /ʋ/ + stop or fricative except */ʋp/ */ʋb/ */ʋɸ/. /m n ŋ/ + any stop or fricative, /ɲ/ + palatal stops. /s/ and /x/ before any unvoiced stop, /z/ and /ʝ/ before voiced stops. No triconsonantal medial clusters.

No diphthongs. Adjacent vowels are individually articulated.