Serubian

Phonotactics
Syllable structure: (C)V(C).

No fixed stress. Usually it is on the first syllable, if not Serubian uses accent diacritics (´) to emphysize stress. This leads to confusion, because there are words which are emphysized differently, otherwise they are spelled the same way. Example: mokes (/v/ tire) and mokés (anxiety).

Cases
Nouns have four cases: ergative (nominative), absolutive (accusative), genitive and dative. Ergative is the doer of a verb: woman eats cheese. The ergative affix appears only if there is an absolutive in the sentence. Ca icofló bine nogá. Ca is the definite article (the), ic means woman plus the affix -(o)flo which is the ergative suffix. Bine means to eat from the noun bin (food) with an -e and nogá is the equivalent of cheese in English.

Genitive is the possessor and possession. Icege fite which means the woman's cloth. Icege is the woman in genitive with the suffix -(e)ge and fite simply means cloth. Clothes is fitid in Serubian and it is only used when we talk about at least two clothes, like a shirt and jeans.

Dative is the recipeint of something. Ea ico lekin sa mife. That means the woman promises change (to) her girlfriend.

Plurality
In Serubian there are only singular and plural forms of the nouns. Serubian can form each and every noun's plural forms with the suffix -(i)d.

Articles
There are two basic forms of the article, definite and an indefinite. With other words we can form demonstrative pronouns from the definite article.

Verbs
Verbs have past, present and future aspects.

Syntax
The word order is VSO (verb-subject-object). Ea ico lekin sa mife = Promises woman change to her girlfriend.