Arabic & Spanish-inspired

-Stress always goes on long vowels, if any.

-In words with no long vowels stress can go on any vowel and words with the same sounds can have different meanings depending on where the stress goes. Long components with a hiatus count as two syllables either of which can be stressed (or not if the stress is on another syllable).

-Monosyllabic words can be stressed if they are noun/adjectives/verbs, but prepositions (or postpositions or cases)/articles (if they exist)/conjunctions or any other particles that we may have are not stressed and they are pronounced as atonic and attached to the main word they modify.

-Questions can have a falling or raising pitch at the end.