Sentence Structure

Droganzhii follows a strict Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order. To define nouns, the language uses the definite article Faa (the) and the indefinite article A (a/an). However, these articles are never used in the same phrase as a possessive pronoun, indirect possessives are excluded from this rule; if you are saying "my hammer," the article is dropped entirely. To do the verb tenses you take the base word and add a suffix to it. For example take "Gan" (go), add -t if it ends in a vowel or -at if it ends in a consonant to it to act like the ending -ing for Present participle verbs, it becomes "Ganat" (Going). For a third person singular form you add "z", so its would become "Ganz" (Goes). For past participle you add a "ED", making it "Ganed" (Gone). If the verb ends in a vowel, you just tack on a "D." To do the comparative and superlative form of adjectives you'll either add an -er or an -ir. For example, with "Benii" (Happy), if you add -er and make it "Beniier" you get its comparative form which means Happier. And if you take "Benii" and add that -ir, though we will drop an i in that section because it already ends in an i, you get "Beniir" (Happiest), which is the superlative form.