Category:Phonology
Feature:Tone WALS
Name:Complex tone system
Languages (84):
Conlangs (69):
Qþyn|gài
Pasgemanh
Ngeyunh
Senjecas
primary tone marked with double acute accent: 'bőőulo', bubble
secondary tone marked with single acute accent: 'ésti', but, however, yet, although
base tone unmarked: 'ṡa', just, but a little distance
Vilani
Latadid
Dainyu
Velyan
Feayran
Three tonal levels, twenty-two possible contour tones over each syllable.
Fila
Nova
The three basic tones are high, mid (least marked), and low. These may interact with each other and glottalized consonants to produce a complex tonal contour for the lengthier words.
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Wooshe
Siginese
Ueyoonja
Groh-if
Rarlang
Simpified japanese
Fae
Arroe
Popsiclian
Kiswona
Tlar Canà
solresol

There are seven syllables, ther are distinguished by "tones" (musical notes in an octave)

westcontinental Ngyamkyehe language
Doayâu
Meditsrai
Jumban
Kuty
clikli dialect

three tones: high(marked with circumflex), mid(unmarked), low(mark with grave accent)

minimal pairs:

te - three

tê - the sun

tè - magnetic power

no - circle; ring

nô - wheel

nò - rule; formula

Apelcheq Maulochsab
Isolating thing inspired by mesoamerican and southeast asian
Avemuacha
Ronc Tyu
Shujum
urdcax
Primitive Tule Defi
Proto Ke Son Lii
Yeqochun
Spraka
Testonian
Song
Reber Wiebian
Hux Kham
Lioa e Gweu
Red Creek
Leom
Interesting
Laga
Polarian
Centaurian
Least Average
Infernal
Celestial
Ngmeetsi
Gr
Tínaaqhe
Mikoshi
Thangi
Parian
Nkarkoa
Ithkuil III
Toaq
Miut
Gwaxol
Jigodu
Asso-Thrystian
Oltic

Natlangs (15):
Mandarin
Acoma
Bagirmi
Burmese
Grebo
Hmong Njua
Ju|'hoan
Khoekhoe
Koasati
Mixtec (Chalcatongo)
Oromo (Harar)
Supyire
Thai
Vietnamese
Yoruba