Eqtalissa

Eqtalissa ("our language") is a conlang with phonology and ortography inspired by Semitic languages. 50 per cent of its vocabulary derive from a number of European languages (mostly Greek, Portuguese, Polish and English), 30 per cent - from Semitic languages (Maltese, Arabic and occassionally Hebrew) and 20 per cent is of unknown origin. Its grammar and syntax show clearly that its a hybrid language, with a mix of Indoeuropean, Semitic and Turkish language families features.

Consonants
* some speakers realize /k/ as its allophone /q/. Positions in which this change may occur vary among speakers.

** in some positions, mostly at the beginning and the end of the word, /ꭓ/ is realized as a glottal approximant /h/.

*** /ɫ/ is a common allophone of /l/ usually between vowels or in the final position. Some speakers may realize /l/ as /ɫ/ also in other positions.

Please note that Eqtalissa lacks voiceless bilabial stop /p/. Words of foreign origin with this sound usually feature voiceless labiodental fricative /f/ in place of /p/.

Another promiment feature of Eqtalissa consonant system is the complete lack of affricates, like /t͡s/ or /t͡ʂ/.

Writing System
* Letter a is pronounced as /a/ or /ɑ/ in stressed syllables. In unstressed syllables it is always pronounced as /ɐ/.

** Letter r is pronounced as a trill /r/ only in plural noun endings -ara. In all other positions it is realized as a flap /ɾ/.

Please note there are no letters c, k, p and y in Eqtalissa. Their use is not allowed even in words of foreign origin. Letter j occurs only as a digraph ji.

Letter ş substitutes x at the end of the word. They are both realized as /ʃ/

Letter h forms digraphs with d, g, r and ż (dh, gh, rh and żh). It is allowed to form clusters with other consonants but they are always pronounced separately.