Korkin

General information
Korkin (Ramdaktyal /ɾam.dak.tʲal/) Is a Karakin Language spoken by Korkins (Scientific name: Shatu Korkïnha (Ännatropa is used for the scientific names of Jamesic Lifeforms because none of the natives knows what Latin is, and Ännatropa is the Lingra franca of the Planet Jamesos626.)) a spices/sub-spieces of egg-laying Humaniods knowen as Jamesianoids, that have 6 snakes growing out of their heads , scally legs and nautual stone magic abilities. They made made a large civilization of city sates but, they were almost destroyed by Xerxian Anatroids, primerily the Zardonians. But Still have small Kingdoms in the Orx and Tarminian Moutain ranges as well as meny ethnic enclaves In the Zardonian mountian range and Astartia Valley.' 

Consonants
Korkin has the most similar consonant distribution to it's father language Proto-Karakin but unlike its father language it has lost most of its Palatal consonants. *1 ɾ and r are in free variation. They used to be phonemically different sounds in proto-Karakin.

Vowels
Korkin has the range of Vowels typical of most Jamesic languages.

Alphabet
Korkin orginialy did not use an Alphabet but insted used Morphemic pictographs that repersented the object it ment but by puting a box around it you would make the charater phonectic as apose to Morphemic meaning, but as the Xerxian Anatroid tribes started migrating and ivading Korkin Terrories they adoped Ännatroda has a writing system but many Korkins still use Old Korkin symbols as a ansetural and/or cutural connection, to use as a secret code , or just because they prefer simple drawings over random lines.

Phonotactics
Korkin Alowes for (C)(j,w)V/or allowed diphthong (n, m, ŋ, t, p, k, l, s, ɕ and ts) j and w cannot be combined with j or w. Korkin has the diphongs ai, oi , ei , au, eu and ui as well as long vowels. Some Cosonants may change if they are next to others. The final consonats will become voiced if they come before a voiced consonat becomeing (d, b, g, z, ʑ and dz). In older Korkin and Proto-Karakin ɾ and r used to be phohemicly differentiated but have merged in all surviving dilects. In the Tarminian Moutain Range area t and d have become palatalized into ʨ and ʥ and and the plosives p, b have lenitated into ɸ and β.

Grammar
Korkin has a simple grammar system all words are nouns by them selves and can be turned into verbs, it is more isolating then it's brother languages (Karutu and Chyukitu) but still uses some cases. Korkin has no adjectives and has to rely on the possessive case -dzu to describe things.

Nouns
Like most Jamesianoid languages, Korkin has all of its words as nouns by them selves then modifies them into verbs. Nouns are tensed by adding prefixes. The Tense Prefixes are.
 * gyö- near past.
 * lu- distant past.
 * wi- negative.
 * shek- negative near past.
 * hï- negative distant past.

Verbs
Verbs in Korkin are nouns with -swe added to them. eg (zwuku ngaswe (zwuku is sleeping)). Verbs are tensed. When they are tensed the word mïï is said before the verb but after the object and subject of a sentence. eg ''nasö hin gyömïï hinswe. (I just ate food).  Verbs are numbered based on how many times you are doing the action they replace -swe ''and they are The negative form of verbs is done in the same way as the nouns using the prefix wi-.
 * -pa once (pacifically once).
 * -koo twice.
 * -doi many times/ a few times.
 * -dzïn a lot of times.

Grouping
Korkin groups its nouns and verbs differently, nouns are grouped into boxes starting with kei- prefixed to the first item and -esh suffixed to the final item. eg ''keingyu zwuesh ngu. ''(boys and girls are people.) Verbs are just listed in order of them being completed. eg ''nasö gyömïï dzeswe, wiidbïks hinswe. (I got up, and then I ate wheetbix.)''

Possessive Particle and Describing
Korkin has a Possessive Particle -dzu that is used to describe who possesses the object or to describe that object. eg ''ma nasödzu wizyeimai! (don't touch/handle my tail) the thing that possesses the object is placed after the object it possesses, hence ma (tail) is owned by nasö (I, me, myself (I don't actually have a tail)) with -dzu ''suffixed to the possessor/owner.

Locative case
Korkin uses the locative case -tsai to indicate the location that the events of the sentence, eg. ''zwurim dzetsai ngaswe. (she sleeps in a tree). Also when suffixed with the verb case -swe , it indicates that it's going to that location, eg. nasö heutsaiswe. (I go inside''). -tsaiswe 'is like go to.' 

Syntax
Korkin is a subject-object-verb language. With it's grammatical particles located based on their relation to subject, object and/or verb.