// Phonemes for Telugu
// This inherits from ph_hindi

// (these are only guesses)

phoneme @
  vowel  starttype #a  endtype #a
  length 130
  FMT(vowel/@)
endphoneme


phoneme a
  vowel long starttype #a endtype #a
  length 130
  FMT(vowel/a#_2)
endphoneme


phoneme a:
  vowel  starttype #a  endtype #a
  length 300
  FMT(vowel/a_5)
endphoneme


phoneme e
  vowel  starttype #e  endtype #e
  length 130
  FMT(vowel/e_mid2)
endphoneme


phoneme e:
  vowel  starttype #e  endtype #e
  length 270
  FMT(vowel/e)
endphoneme


phoneme i
  vowel  starttype #i  endtype #i
  length 130
  FMT(vowel/i_6)
endphoneme


phoneme i:
  vowel  starttype #i  endtype #i
  length 270
  FMT(vowel/i)
endphoneme



phoneme o
  vowel  starttype #o  endtype #o
  length 130
  FMT(vowel/o)
endphoneme


phoneme o:
  vowel  starttype #o  endtype #o
  length 300
  FMT(vowel/o)
endphoneme


phoneme u
  vowel  starttype #u  endtype #u
  length 110
  FMT(vowel/u_6)
endphoneme

phoneme u:
  vowel  starttype #u  endtype #u
  length 280
  FMT(vowel/u_6)
endphoneme



phoneme aI
  vowel long starttype #a endtype #i
  length 280
  FMT(vdiph/ai)
endphoneme

phoneme aU
  vowel long starttype #a endtype #u
  length 270
  FMT(vdiph/aau_3)
endphoneme


// ?? This is standard [v].  Should be it [v] without the fricative noise?
phoneme v
  import_phoneme base/v
endphoneme


phoneme r
  import_phoneme base/R2
endphoneme