Phonotactics

Lòa Lòa has a basic syllable shape of (C)V(V).

Vowels are separated by a glottal stop when they are in separate syllables.

There is no limit to the amount of vowels that can be next to each other. The term "aoàaeiùa" could be a completely valid word. Given Lòa Lòa's syllable structure, as well as the way Lòa Lòa separates vowels with glottal stops, it would probably be pronounced /äo̞.ʔäː.ʔäe̞.ʔiuː.ʔä/.