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Syntax

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The syntax of the language goes in an SOV pattern, and can be written as such:

[Adverb] [Prep] [V] [Adj-DN][DN] [Adj-IN] [IN]

Adj-Dn and Adj-In are the adjectives that describe the direct or indirect objects of the sentence

When combining sentences, it goes [Sentence 1] [Conj] [Sentence 2]

If the noun in question is actually an action, the replacement of ka > ʔa occurs. If the sentence is "I need to be," I am the direct noun, need is the verb, and to be (aka) is the Indirect noun. In this case, aʔa (I) need is used, for aka (to be) is made into a noun.