The CBB

Decided to turn the /øʏ̯/-/øːʏ̯/ distinction to a /œ/-/ø/ one to create symmetry with the front unrounded (and to a lesser extent the back rounded) series. As such, /ø/ and /øːʏ̯/ would merge into /ø/. /ɔ̞ː/ can be allophonically [ɔː], while /æː/ could be allophonically [ɛː]. [ɤ], [ʌ̞], and [ʌ̞ː] co...

Here are the changes to the language: θ→t ð→d h→∅ ʃ→s ʒ→z tw→p dw→b kj→tʃ gj→dʒ k[front vowel]→tʃ[front vowel] g[front vowel]→dʒ[front vowel] θj→ʃ ðj→ʒ θw→ɸ ðw→β sw→ɸ zw→β ɹt→ʈʂ→tʃ ɹd→ɖʐ→dʒ ɹɾ→ɽ ɹs→ʂ→ʃ ɹz→ʐ→ʒ sm→m̥ sn→n̥ sɹ→ʃ sɫ→ɬˠ tɹ̝̊→tʃ dɹ̝→dʒ stɹ̝̊→ʃ zdɹ̝→ʒ æ→ɛ æˑ→æɪ̯ ɛə̯→jä ɛˑ→ɛɪ̯ eɪ̯→iː ɪ→e ɪˑ...

Also, a contrast between /f/ and /ɸ/ phonemes is cross-linguistically rare.

Some of the vowels qualities only occurr in diphthongs. As such, they can be considered allophones.

Here is the phonology (IPA notation) of my conlang (with its orthography) Consonants: p /p/ b /b/ m /m/ ḿ /m̥/ fw /ɸ/ f /f/ t /t/ d /d/ n /n/ ń /n̥/ s /s/ z /z/ ł /ɬˠ/ r /ɾ/ ř /ɹ/ l /ɫ/ q /tʃ/ j /dʒ/ š /ʃ/ ž /ʒ/ ŕ /ɽ/ y /j/ c /k/ g /g/ w /w/ Vowels & Diphthongs a /ä/ ä /a/ å /ɑ/ ää /æː/ aë /äɤ̯/...