Banglisc is, yes, a lot like Anglish, but for the true thing that is feeling. It shows a whole lot that would take a bit to understand, with it being dinly and all that. Oh and also it does take a lot of shortenings as it has to be there and not eh can be there or not. Oh yeah, so btw, Banglisc has three "they"s lad, lady, and in-between, which are "Sia, Sio, and E/Siu. Yes, the in-between get two. 'Tis like it/thon. Full Banglisc:
https://lingojam.com/Banglisc