Ver'nandian language

The Ver'nandian language or lyernuuunbod is the official language spoken by the Ver'nandian people of Huayalo. Ver'nandian has a few dialects spread throughout the Ver'nandian region, including the general interior and coastal ones. The dialect most spoken is known as the General Ver'nandian Dialect, and it is one of the three main languages of the planet.

Overview
Ver'nandian is an overall complicated language, borrowing many words from the Kaymu language with a minor amount from the Eraborean language. Many words within the language often consist of two-word pairs, with many of the word pairs stemming from Old Ver'nandian. The language itself is mostly constructed within an SVO (Subject-Verb-Object) word order.

Word phonemes
Phonemes in Ver'nandian are often more extensive than those of the Kaymu or Donh' languages, probably due to over-redundancies within the language's evolution. Old Ver'nandian primarily relied on consonants more than consonant-vowel pairs or vowels, unlike modern Ver'nandian. With the inception of modern Ver'nandian during the Second Ammon Empire, Old Ver'nandian consonants were paired together with newer consonant-vowel pairs along with vowel influence from the neighboring Kaymu.

Ver'nandian writing system
Ver'nandian also utilizes a form of writing in which the vowel is physically represented over the consonant. In other words, unlike the Eraborean or Kaymu alphabets in which each consonant and vowel has a separate character, the Ver'nandian writing system employs a bottom-up, left-to-right reading style with two main types of the writing system. The first type is known as the "original script", where vertical divider lines separate each horizontal consonant-vowel combination. The "freehand script" utilizes the consonant-vowel combinations on their own with the without the vertical dividers. The latter is used in educational facilities and with those whom have higher social standing.