Wexelgwe

General information
This conlang is for the August Challenge, not really for anything else...lol

Phonotactics
The following are the syllable structures (v being vowel, c being consonant):

ccvcc, cvc, cv, vc, vcc, ccv, vvc, & cvv

The basic syllable structure is as follows: (C)(V)(C)V(C)(V)(C), the parentheses making the "c" or "v" optional.

All combinations that can be made with the consonants are permissable; including, but not limited to:

xr, rx, kl, lk, xw, xq, xxx, qgw, etc. The list goes on.

The same thing goes for vowel clusters:

aa, oi, ei, io, ie, etc. Although there are not as many in the vocabulary of Wxelgwe, it is something to still bear in mind.

Nouns
Nouns, as stated above in the fanciful chart, are declined according to case and number. To decline nouns according to case, you would add the following suffixes (w/o taking away) to that specific noun:

Verbs
To conjugate verbs, all you have to do is change the last two letters, according to person:

Syntax
Word order: VSO, although it keeps the same grammar as Modern English, with only the personal conjugations. In Wxelgwe, it is alright to have preposition stranding occur, because the grammar of this language is very lenient (and the grammar nazis of Wxelgwe will not come and kill you).

Tense
Verbs, as stated above, also conjugate according to tense. To add tense, you must add an infix to the middle, in any spot (preferably inside of a consonant cluster), to the verb. So, if I wanted to conjugate "I run" to "I will run" or "I ran" then, the verb "wnyorlraxrewaw" (to run) will be conjugated according to 1st person, singular, and then to tense, in this case the verb will have the ending "-yk" and will have the correct infix, following these guidelines:

Plurals
To denote a noun as plural, you must add a prefix to the noun itself. This prefix is "wyx-". Simple enough; you don't even have to worry about conjugating the verb to correspond with the amount of the noun there is, but simply conjugate it as stated above (person & tense).

Verbs
xranxxxaqgweiaw-to be born

nkekrriqwewxaw-to be endowed

xraqnaw-to act

qrawqxaaw-to be

Nouns
aqxnexrxarekwewr-article rxixqnex-human being

lqeri-dignity

rranworw-right (in law)

ix-spirit (pep)

oxxxexrgwuxr-brotherhood (non-family)

enqnaqeq-freedom

rywekqxrernear-declaration (in law)

uurrerqxyrx-distinction

qnawnxex-kind (group)

yrxxa-race (ethnicity)

waexexy-color

gqiqxlqiqw-sex (gender)

alxe-religion

qo-standpoint (political)

wragrroa-language

wax-opinion

xyxxxaxw-origin

xqanrxa-property

xranxxxaqg-birth

xxaxn-status (political)

ugxaxi-basis

wenrwewlnqaxx-country

xorewnxawxwxawr-territory

raxrroxwqa-person (human)

qaxxo-trust (idea)

aqxax-self (personal)

nerxaqr-limitation

lxaxxxwaxw-sovereignty (political)

Adjectives
alr-

lxirxrwewr-

xrerwrorexkuxr-

regxixrxewr-

lrewrraw-

xlenwiwq-

wa-

kurxqyxxxxurnxeg-

kayrnaqwir-

rux-

wixqawweraxgir-

rurraw-

xaw-

Example text
I'll have this up in a little bit, and it will be the two articles. For right now, it shall have the (hopefully) correct word order, yet still in English, just to be helpful in the long run (for me, of course).

Article 1.

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.

Article 2.

Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation of sovereignty.

1 Article.

Are born all human beings free and equal in dignity and rights. Are endowed with reason and should act they towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

2 Article.

Entitled everyone to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, distinction of any kind without, such as race, color, sex, language, religion, political, or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Furthermore, distinction shall be made not on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory person belongs to which, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or any other limitation of sovereignty other.