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Line 198: \|} Tolomako has a simple syllable structure, maximally ~~consonant-vowel-vowel~~consonant–vowel–vowel. It is not clear if Sakao even has syllables; that is, whether trying to divide Sakao words into meaningful syllables is even possible. {\| \|

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