Fatþupũ Pronunciation

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Fatþupũ has 19 consonants and 15 vowels. The distinction between voiced and voiceless consonants only exists for the 10 fricatives.
A vowel is either short and open, long and closed or long, closed and nasal.

All syllables consist of a consonant followed by a vowel, nothing else.

Fatþupũ has vowel harmony. Front (i/e) and back vowels (u/o) are never permitted in the same word. The vowel a and its variants may occur in any word.

Stress is usually on the penultimate (second-to-last) syllable. If the penultimate is short and the last syllable long, the last syllable is stressed. If the last two syllables are short and the third last is long, the third last is stressed.

' [ʔ] glottal stop, like the beginning of the word “Aye!�?
a [ə] like the O in “action�?
â [a�?] similar to the A in “father�?, like the French  in “âme�?
ã [ã�?] nasal â
c [ç] like the German CH in “ich�?
ð [ð] like the TH in “this�?
e [ɛ] like the E in “get�?
ê [e�?] like the French É in “café�?
ẽ [ẽ�?] nasal ê
f [f] like the F in “fine�?
h [ɦ] softer than hh
h' [h] like the H in “halt�?
i [ɪ] like the I in “hit�?
î [i�?] like the EE in “feel�?
ĩ [ĩ�?] nasal î
j [j] like the Y in “yoga�?
m [m] like the M in “man�?
n [n] like the N in “no�?
o [ɔ] like the O in “got�? (British English)
ô [o�?] like the French EAU in “beau�? , similar to the OA in “boat�?
õ [õ�?] like the French word “on�?
p [p] like the P in “spit�?
pf [pf] p followed by f
s [s] like the S in “set�?
t [t] like the T in “stone�?
tc [tç] t followed by ç
ts [ts] like the TS in “nuts�?
tþ [tθ] t followed by þ
þ [θ] like the TH in “think�?
u [ʊ] like the U in “put�?
û [u�?] like the OO in “stool�?
ũ [ũ�?] nasal û
v [v] like the V in “vain�?
z [z] like the Z in “zoo�?

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1. Introduction
2. Pronunciation
3. Writing System
4. Articles
5. Nouns
6. Adjectives
7. Personal Pronouns
8. Verbs
9. Numbers
10. Vocabulary
11. Sample Text

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