Language: no. 3

Pronunciation

a = cat (when paired, caught)
e = get (when paired, freak)
i = lit (when paired, freak)
o = got (when paired, row)
u = cut (when paired, boot)
y = freak (not paired except for yh = eye)

aa = caught
ae = eye
ai = eye
ao = clout
au = clout
ay = eye

ea = malaria (ee-ah)
ee = freak
ei = freak
eo = geode (ee-o)
eu = kewl
ey = freak

ia = malaria (ee-ah)
ie = freak
ii = freak
io = geode (ee-o)
iu = kewl
iy = freak

oa = boa (o-ah)
oe = koi
oi = koi
oo = row
ou = boot
oy = koi

ua = you all (oo-ah)
ue = gooey (oo-ee)
ui = gooey (oo-ee)
uo = duo (oo-o)
uu = boot
uy = gooey (oo-ee)

Script

If this language were for non-humans, I'd say little toeprint/clawprint markings to form each symbol would be nifty. As it is, it'll probably be comprised of deftly-drawn lines of varying thickness (not spectrum of thickness, just binary). Like kanji, each symbol can be a word/concept, instead of just a syllable or letter, and so sentences/phrases can be built as one complex character. Dunno about punctuation - probably simplify it as much as possible.

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