Nelish

Phonotactics

 * (C)(C)(V)(V)(C).
 * Onset and Coda are optional.
 * Nucleus is obligatory.
 * Onset can be all consonants.
 * Only vowels are allowed in the Nucleus.
 * Coda must not be a labialized consonants, but /w/.
 * Coda can be any other consonant.
 * In a complex Onset, just the labialized consonants and the glottal stop aren't allowed as a first consonant.
 * In a complex Onset, just /w/ and /j/ are allowed to be the second consonant.
 * /ʔ/ only occur whenn two vowels that don't form a diphthong are in VV.

Writing System

 * Geminations are marked with doubled letters. I.e.: tt = /t:/.

Grammar
Nelish is a Nominative-Accusative language primarily suffixing agglutinative language, and it has an object–verb–subject word order. The Nelish language has a number of unusual grammatical features, but it has an extremely regular morphology.

Word Order
Nelish follows a object–verb–subject word order. Adverbs usually go at the beginning of the sentence and prepositional phrases go before the object. Sentences can be treated as objects, and the word tu is placed after the sentence. is treated as the object of the next sentence. The adverbs, indirect objects and locatives of the latter sentence go after the subject, but before the

Ngwanisuttunaiingwi tu hwounghui

Ngwan-isuttunaii+ngwi + tu + hwo-unghui

You-ACC + to cry +continuity cell that I to see

I see that you are crying

Personal Pronouns
The personal pronouns decline as the noun in the very same way.

Reflexive Pronoun
The relative pronoun is Hong and is used as the very same way that the -self is.

Indifinite Pronouns
In order to form the indefinite pronouns such as "Everyone" and "Something", it is needed to add the preffixes: Someone:  Uahuu

Suffixes
The Hierarchy is set by the name of the types, so Type I is located near the root noun the the Type IV, as well, the suffix has a higher ground the the noun cases, that occur in last.

* = If alone or before a vowel.

Type I: Size
This type has 3 suffixes:  Angha: person - Anghawi: adult  Angha: person -  'Anghakong: crowd  Angha: person -  'Anghaaiw: kid
 * The augmentative suffix -wi:
 * The collective suffix -kong:
 * The diminutive suffix -aiw:

Type II: Terms of endearment
This type has two suffixes: Ohwu: Mother - Ohwuo: Mom or Mommy  Angha: person -  'Anghamaa: Bad person
 * The positive suffix -o:
 * The Negative suffix -maa:

Type III: Plural
This type has two suffixes  Angha: person -  Anghahwo': people  O: Rock -  Ongoo:  Rocks     
 * The Animate plural suffix -hwo:
 * The Inanimate plural suffix -ngoo:

Type V: Determiners:
Type VI: Definiteness:

This type has two suffixes:  O: Rock - O ia: A rock  O: Rock -  Oahoi: The rock
 * The Indefinite suffix -ia:
 * The Definite suffix -a hoi

I.e.: O wiongoopouhuahoi:  These (are) my dear big rocks.

Verbs
Conjugation of the verb Isuttunaii (to cry) in the present tense: The present tense is made by Pronoun+infinitive.
 * To make an adjetive, it is needed to add the preffix guhu-.
 * To make a noun, it is needed to add the preffix kunghu-.

In English:

 * All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.