This conlang is inspired by Welsh.
The articles "a", "an", and "the" are absent in this language. There is also no plural version for words (i.e. "there is the child", turned plural, would be "there is/are the child"). You'll still need to use all of them in your sentences as they are needed to make the phrases work.
Laythielian uses the SOV sentence structure (i.e. "I will have been" would instead be "I will been have", or "I said I want to help you" would instead be "I said I want to you help").
Laythielian names are Hungarian style, meaning that the surname is first and then the first name (and also another first name or a middle name if you so wish).
Stresses/accents (may not be accurate):
ä = ah sound (as in "mat")
á = ah sound (as in "awesome")
ë = yeh sound
é = ey sound
è = eh sound
ï = ih sound
í = ee sound
ö = ooh sound (as in "would")
ó = aw sound
ü = ooh sound (as in "too")
If my name was Laythielian, it would be Vorlé Nikolett.
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