Kanduadas

Phonology

 * The most influencial and prominent diaect is the Makiór [mäˈcʌɾ] dialect.

Consonants

 * [ʔ] can only appear on the end of syllables. Unvoiced plosives codas tend to be changed to this in some dialects. And in most dialects including Makiór the glottal stop appears after a vowel that is ending a word.
 * [ɹ] is the intervocalic allophone of [ɾ] in most dialects.
 * [n] is the intervocalic allophone of [ŋ] in a few dialects.
 * [c] or [ci~cɪ] is written KI.
 * [j] or [ji~jɪ] is written RI.
 * [ʟ] is an allophone of [l] at the end of syllables.
 * Alveolar and post-alveolar fricatives cannot co-exist in a word. ex. sulvx [ˈsuløs]
 * [ts] is an allophone of [tʃ] in an alveolar word.

Vowels

 * The sounds are rounded or unrounded according to the rules of roundness harmony. The first vowel dictates the roundness of a word.
 * [ɪ] is the unstressed unrounded allophone of [i].
 * [ə] is heard on the end of words when unstressed. It is written A, E, and V.
 * the diphthongs are Ai, Au, Ei, Eu, Oi, and Vu.

Stress
Stress is placed on the antepenultimate syllable unless otherwise indicated by an acute accent.

Alphabet
The Latin Kanduadas alphabet, Sbokanduaxel, is used more often than the original orthography, Bakanduaxel.

Pronouns


Deixis
There are no indefinite or definite articles. Instead, Kanduadas uses demonstative pronouns.

The Deitic positions are as follows:

Corporeal: Anything in you; like a disease or feeling.

Proximal: Anything that is within reach or just out of reach; like your clothes or screen.

Visual: Anything you can see but is out or reach; like the horizon or victory.

Distal: Anything so far away that you can't see it or is very far away in time; like your birth or outer space.