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Phonemically, it's pretty simple: /ptk fsÉ¹Ì ÌŠx ieaou n/, with stops and fricatives voiced and unvoiced, though there are restrictions on voice:
Stops must be immediately followed by a vowel or fricative in the same word of the same voice.
Words must start with an unvoiced phoneme, and can have no more beyond the first one (or two, if the first is a stop). Because of this, word boundaries are unambiguous.
No stress or tone.
I designed this mainly to be easy to learn and use cross-linguistically while still having a decent inventory. I'm pretty comfortable with it, so I'm mainly sharing this to give people ideas.
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