Soggy its been awhile since I've posted! I've been busy, and am busy rn, but I dhall enlighten the world on what I have been doing:
I have started another conlang for shits and giggles that is highly agglutinative, uses SOV word order, and uses both austronesian alignment and nominative-accusitve and other things.
Also! I have finished the clauses for my other language and am working on other things as we speak! They include:
The indicative (basic, independent clause with no special usage; it denotes inferential and gnomic definitions ie. "Dan vgadaz" "The cat is going")
The inferential (independent clause that uses the inferential mood; it conveys information that is unknown to a degree to the speaker and is used to ask questions without an interrogative ie. "Ldan vgadaz?" "Is the cat going?")
The assertive (an independent clause that conveys information that is true to the speaker but not necessarily to anyone else ie. *Dan vgadaz řu" "The cat is going" (opinion))
The context (clauses with a "copular definition.," They usually come with the definition of "to be" denoted by the essive case and lack of a verb ie. "Nysona ecu" "I am Nysona")
The equative (A clause that uses a noun with a postposition without adding other context ie. "Gjezuvui ocdi" "(It is) in the bowl")
The conjunct (A clause that is connected to an independent cclause using a conjunction or standing on its own for emphasis ie. "Kat unlöta, djo kat gojesüra ec qa" "The city is cold, but this street is not cold")
The content (A dependent clause formed from the three primary independent claused that adds onto the content of the clause it attatches to ie. "Kan ec og ngul vgadazmü" "I go to quarrel with the cat")
The relative (A dependent clause that elaborates on nouns and verbs ie. "Nimece oce řun sik tela ladujos esürunü" "The woman who gives (away) dogs walks to the train (there)"
I've also added a bunch of words. Still workin' on that :p