Germano

Base Vowels
There are 6 base vowels in Germano, these are, in alphabetical order:

a, e, i, o, u, y

The corresponding IPA sounds of these base vowels are:

[a], [ɛ], [i], [ɔ], [u], [y]

Vowel Modifiers
Vowel modifiers are vowels placed after base vowels in order to modify the pronunciation of that base vowel. There are 3 Vowel Modifiers in Germano, and they are as follows: Because you cannot have two of the same vowel in a row, in order to signify a long "e" or a lateral "u", you place an umlaut over it.
 * -e makes the vowel long
 * -o makes the vowel rounded (only works for a and e)
 * -u makes the vowel lateral (or adds a lateral approximant)