The city for conlangs

These are intentionally designed so that the SAMPA representation of the phonemes are almost always the same as the way the phonemes are written. The SAMPA representation is in parenthesis.

Stops:	p (/p/)	t (/t/)	(/k/) 
	Pot	Top	Key
Fricatives:	f (/f/)	s (/s/)	h (/x/ or /h/) 
		Foot	Set	baCH/Half
Approximants:	w (/w/)	l (/l)	j (/j/) 
		Word	Light	Yet
Trills:	r (/r/) 
	Right
Nasals:	m (/m/)	n (/n/)	q (/N/) 
	Might	Night	walkiNG
Click: ' (Any recognizable click, we write it as /!/ though) 
	no idea
Vowels:	a (/a/)	o (/o/)	e (/e/)	u (/u/)	i (/i/)
	cAt	bOde	bAy	clUe	kEy

[edit] Phonotactics

For the most part, Bleghish syllable structure is (C)V(C). Most strings of two consonants would thus indicate a syllable boundary.

Although not indicated in the orthography, ' can represent an entire syllable, if it appears where one would normally expect a final consonant, though this syllable will always consist of the click followed by an unstressed schwa. For example, the paku "wo'ma" is actually pronounced /"wo!@ma/.