Otidaxsui
The water of the river gives us life. OnuiabASnZx jwAsZ oalI ohurePZh ofusciaxhai
Tydotsuy is a conlang used in the country Tydotsu (a.k.a. Dhidox). Water is important to this country.
This: Otidaxsui should look like this: 
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| Pronounce this | Like this |
|---|---|
| b, d, f, l, m, n, s, sh, w | Like in English |
| þ (or c) | like th in math |
| h | like in hen, even at the ends of words |
| j | y in yes (like Johann) |
| lh | sort of like an unvoiced L |
| p, t | like English p and t in spin and stun (sort of a combination between p/t and b/d) |
| ph, th | like English p and t in pin and tin |
| r | like Spanish single r, or like the dd in ladder |
| ' | glo'al stop (glottal stop) |
| a, e, i, u | father bet ski haiku |
| o | like the vowel in caught, if you pronounce it differently than cot; otherwise sort of a combination between the vowels in boat and bought |
| y | like German ü; try pronouncing i and u at the same time |
| ai | like in Hawaii (like the pronoun I) |
| ei | like in weight |
| ea, ie | like ear in non-rhotic dialects (both are pronounced the same) |
| oy | like in boy, but with your lips rounded throughout the sound |
| uy | u followed by y... sounds sort of like oy |
| uo, yu | like uy backwards (both are pronounced the same) |
| · | syllable break (a·i is two syllables, whereas ai is one syllable pronounced as above) |
Stress is usually on the second-to-last syllable. Doubled letters are pronounced for a longer amount of time than single letters.
For more precise information on how stuff is pronounced, see the phonology section.