I use the language in artistic projects like films. Word order is subject object verb. It is nominative accusative with these cases and others in the nouns. Verbs have a little ergativity however, marking the number and animacy of the subject of intransitive verbs and direct object in the intransitive case. Verbs mark aspect and not directly mark tense, but words after the verb can modify tense. Adjectives are not structurally different than nouns, so "green" is more directly translated as "greenness" though practically they are still adjectives. Adjectives typically use the genitive case. Postpositions mark animacy and number and fuse with the word they are modifying. Phonology distinguishes 7 vowels and has stricter limits on consonant clusters than English. Aspiration is a main feature in phonology. There is a somewhat complex system of stress and lenition where aspirated consonants can become fricatives when more than one appears in a word. I've been working on this language since 2012, though it has changed its form over time so my older posts are not exactly the same language as now. I know enough linguistics to make this language, but I'm sure others know more than me so I might not be describing everything perfectly.