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This is as much for my own recollection as for the information of anyone else.\
I basically use [Eatoaq](https://robin.town/blog/sa-ea-buriaq), with the following notes.
- I write with [prefix reform](https://toaq.me/Prefix_reform), but use official pronunciation.
- I write with [prefix reform](https://toaq.me/Prefix_reform), but use official prefix pronunciation.
- In speech, I use the unstressed high/low allotones of the falling/rising tones, but do _not_ merge the hiatus and glottal tones. This yields most Saqseq benefits without creating much incompatibility with Delta.
- I use Láqme's forethought conjunction [proposal](https://toaq.me/S%C3%A4) alongside [official](https://toaq.net/refgram/syntax/#coordination) (not middlethought) conjunctions.
- I subscribe to the [focus-topic-cleft merger](https://toaq.me/Focus%E2%80%93cleft_merger), but don't use it much.
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- I also sometimes use « ca- » to echo-resumptively terminate subclauses when I forget to extrapose them.
- I never underfill full complementizer phrases, but I consider unfilled slots in determiner phrases to be filled according to the head determiner. In particular, indefinite DPs are existentially quantified in unfilled slots, while definite determiners have « ráı » in unfilled slots. For example, « tú fu » = « tú fu sa raı » and « hú aıse » = « hú aıse lo raı ». The only deviation from this is in « báq » phrases, where unfilled slots get « báq raı ».
{%- I never underfill full complementizer phrases, but I consider unfilled slots in determiner phrases to be filled according to the head determiner. In particular, indefinite DPs are existentially quantified in unfilled slots, while definite determiners have « ráı » in unfilled slots. For example, « tú fu » = « tú fu sa raı » and « hú aıse » = « hú aıse lo raı ». The only deviation from this is in « báq » phrases, where unfilled slots get « báq raı ».%}
- I frequently use overt adjunct heads, especially « [ı̂uq](https://toadua.uakci.space/##iGVz0emo4) », « [nûao](https://toadua.uakci.space/##cqtdPusTB) », « [ı̂aı](https://toadua.uakci.space/##ZxxlL0NdG) », « [ôq](https://toadua.uakci.space/##70rCWf6zQ#70rCWf6zQ) », and « [lû](https://toadua.uakci.space/##_odzwFLN5) ».
- I consider stacked phrases involving modal particles to expand so: « he noeq X » → « he juna, vá noeq X ».
- I consider stacked phrases involving modal particles to expand as « he noeq X » → « he juna, vá noeq X ».