Xara

Classification and Dialects
Xara (pronounced as [ˈxara] or [ˈhara] of you can't pronounce the consonant [x]) is the language of the Kyarans in the countries Kyana and Figania. It is also sometimes the secondary language of the Figanii People also in Figania. It is related to Vigia and share a single family, called Proto-Vixara (pronounced as [ˈproʊtoˈviˌhara]).

Phonotactics
Xara have the syllable structure (C2)V(C2). Every consonant is allowed in the Coda and Every consonant except [ks], [gz], [kʂ], and [gʐ] allowed in the Onset. Every vowel is allowed to be in the nucleus. The consonant [n] can be in the nucleus if the place of articulation of all the consonants in the coda is Alveolar or Post-alveolar. Only 8 Clusters are allowed, these are [tʃ], [dʒ], [ʈʂ], [ɖʐ], [ks], [gz], [kʂ], and [gʐ].

Writing System
The writing system of Xara is an alphabet. It has 30 letters (31 if you include the apostrophe as a letter) and 8 Affricates/Clusters. The apostrophe, the letter that has the sound of the ʔ, can be not included and still have the sound of the ʔ.

Pronouns
There are 3 Genders (Feminine, Masculine, Unspecified [Unspecified is the Mixture of Feminine and Masculine, but in this table, it can also mean Neuter]), 3 Persons (1st, 2nd, and 3rd), 3 Cases (Subjective, Objective, Possesive), and 3 Numbers (Singular, Dual, Plural) possible in a pronoun, what the locals say the Four 3's. So here are all of the whopping 81 pronouns Xara have:

1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person