Sinatolean broad and slender consonants

Like in Irish, the realisation of consonants in Sinatolean change depending on the vowel after it. For example, a /g/ before an /i/, /ø/ or /e/(slender vowels) changes to /ɟ/, while the same for /k/ changes it to /c/. These changes are not shown in the orthography.

Phoneme	Broad	Example
	Slender
/p/	/p/	pola [pɔla] "move(jussive)"
	/f/	pisani [fisaɲi] "those dogs"
/b/	/b/	boso [bɔsɔ] "roof"
	/v/	labin [laviɲ] "wave"
/t/		tolo [tɔlɔ] "triggerfish"
/d/	/d/	dole [dɔle] "islands"
	/ɟ/	didika [ɟiɟika] "beach"
/k/	/k/	angaka [aŋaka] "temple, shrine"
	/c/	kēnene [ceːɲeɲe] "waterfalls"
/g/	/g/	ganeu [gaɲəw] "pet food"
	/ɟ/	ginja [ɟiɲd͡ʑa] "june, 6 months"
/ʔ/		āyo [ʔajɔ] "hey (Sinatʼ regional variation)", janiʼpi [d͡ʑaɲiʔfi] "jasmine tea"
/h/	/x/	sahala [saxala] "Sahara desert"
	/h/	mēhi [meːhi] "May, 5 months"
/s/	/s/	sāno [saːnɔ] "wind"
	/ɕ/	sinadoleya [ɕinaˈdɔleja] "Sinatolean language"
/z/	/z/	zon [zɔn] "zone"
	/ʑ/	uklēzin [ukleːʑiɲ] "Ukrainian"