Senjecas - Japanese

Pronunciation table

p	b	f	v	m̃	m			t	d	þ	ð	ɫ	l			ṡ	ż	s	z	r	n			k	g	x	ƣ	h	ȝ			š	s̨			i	e	a	ǫ	o	u			ĭ	ĕ	ŭ
/p/	/b/	/ɸ/	/β/	/m̥/	/m/			/t/	/d/	/θ/	/ð/	/l̥/	/l/			/ʦ/	/ʣ/	/s/	/z/	/ɾ̥/	/n/			/k/	/g/	/ç/	/ʝ/	/j̊/	/j/			/sʷ/	/sʲ/			/i/	/e/	/ä/	/ɒ/	/o/	/u/			/ɪ/	/ɛ/	/ʊ/

níhonȝe̋ka (Japanese) - ナヽイハヽオナヤヽエカ

Consonants

		peműko (labial)			riisűko (dental)			muitűko (alveolar)			vainűko (palatal)
Stops	voiceless	p	パ1		t	タ		ṡ	ツ5		k	カ
	voiced	b	バ		d	ダ		ż	ヅ		g	ガ
Fricatives	voiceless	f	ㇷ		þ	ト 3		s	サ		x	コ6
	voiced	v	ブ		ð	ド		z	ザ		ƣ	ゴ
Sonorants	voiceless	m̃	ワ2		ɫ	レ4		r	ラ		h	ハ
	voiced	m	マ		l	レ゙		n	ナ		ȝ	ヤ
Labialization		sʷ	サゥ7
Palatalization		sʲ	サャ8

Notes

1. The katakana and hiragana syllabograms from the <a> column are used for the Senjecan consonants, as if there were a suppressed inherent vowel. Underlining the kana indicates the suppression, e.g., sa̋ba, hinder, サバ; but se̋ba, amuse, サエバ.
2. The katkana <ワ> /wa/ is assigned the value /m̥/.
3. As there is neither /θ/ nor /ð/ in Japanese, the kanas for to and do are used respectively.
4. As there is no /l/ in Japanese, the kana for re is used.
5. As Japanese lacks a <tsa>, the syllable <ツ>, <tsu>, represents /ʦ/.
6. As there is neither /ç/ nor /ʝ/ in Japanese, the kanas for ko and go are used respectively.
7. Labialization is indicated with the small kana u <ゥ>.
8. Palatalization is indicated with the small kana i <ャ>.

Vowels

Vowels

	front			near-front		center			near-back		back
	short	long				short	long				short	long
close	i - イ	ii - イー1									u - ウ	uu - ウー
near-close				ĭ - ｲｰ2					ŭ - ｳｰ
close-mid	e - エ	ee - エー									o - オ	oo - オー
mid						ĕ - ｴｰ
open						a - ア	aa - アー				ǫ - ヲ3	ǫǫ - ヲー

Notes

1. When using the katakana and the hiragana, vowel length is indicated by the chōonpu, long vowel mark <ー>.
2. The half-width vowel mark and chōonpu <ｰ> are used to represent the weak vowels.
3. The obsolescent letter wo <ヲ, を> is assigned to represent /ɒ/.

Example