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Romanization ↓
i a ä e o õ u | s f l m n p t x r ŕ `  ´   |
i a æ e ɔ o u | s f l m n p t k h ɾ ʃ* ʒ*  | ɛ**
IPA Sound ↑

* - '`' and '´' don't count as a consonant, doesn't go in
   syllables and doesn't change the syllable count

** - 'ɛ' is an optional sound to pronounce before a word
   staring with CCV

When two of the same consonant are together:
Romanization ↓
[1] ss ff ll mm nn pp tt xx rr ŕŕ
[2] s· f· l· m· n· p· t· x· r· ŕ·
    z  v  l' m' n' b  d  g  ħ  ɻ
IPA sound ↑

Romanization [2] preferred over [1], but both can be
used interchangeably on the same text.

/'/ = long sounds (small pause before vowel)

x·al·õnnäte → /gal'on'æte/

In most words you stress the second last syllable
Except in words with 5 (or multiple of 5) syllables,
which you stress the third last.

fli to a na -> fli to A na
a i ka le ni -> a i KA le ni

Syllables:
	V CV CCV

Verbs and 'syntax words' start with V

Substantives (+ 'Adjectives') start with CV or CCV

Syllables can mean different things depending if being
used in a substantive, adjective or verb

Max recommended basic syllables in a single word = 7