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Phonotactics
A basic notation of the phonotactics could be (C)(M)V(F) where, C is any consonant, M is a medial which depends on the initial consonant, V is any vowel or diphthong and F is any final consonant.

The final consonant can only be nasals, stops or l.

The medial can always be j and w, but after stops also s can occur, after nasals also l can occur.

Allophony
/h/ is pronounced as [ç] before /i/.

/tʼ/ and /kʼ/ are pronounced [t] and [k] respectively word finally.

/b/ and /d/ are pronounced [p] and [t] respectively word finally.

/tʼ/ and /kʼ/ are pronounced [tʰ] and [kʰ] respectively word initially.

/n/, /ɲ/ and /ŋ/ are pronounced [ɾ], [j] and [ŋɣ] intervocally.

/n/ and /ɲ/ are both pronounced as [m] before any bilabial consonant (mb and ɸ).

/tʼ/, /kʼ/ are pronounced as [t] and [k] respectively before an /s/.

/s/ is pronounced [z] after /b/ and /d/.

vowel haromny
both the neutral and round vowels will always remain the same. front unrounded vowels and back rounded vowels never occur in the same word, if there are only front rounded and neutral vowels in a word, í and ó will change to i and e. If there are back rounded vowels in a word i and e will change to í and ó. this is especially important in suffixes.

an example with the suffix in : mal + in > malin mol + in > molín mik + in > mikin

an example with the suffix en :