Reague

Mitlesk, Gods' Tongue

Since this the first sentient entities language, things are more plainly said.

Grammar
Main word order: Subject Object Verb (Prepositional phrase). “Mary opened the door with a key” turns into Mary the door opened with a key.
Adjective order: Adjectives are positioned before the noun.
Adposition: postpositions

Adpositions are words that express spatial or temporal relations (in, on, under, towards, before) or mark various semantic roles (of, for). When adpositions come before the noun phrase they are called prepositions, i.e. in English: on the table. If they come after the noun phrase they are called postpositions. Languages that use postpositions include Chinese and Turkish.

0: akash
1: on
2: pua
3: qer
4: raeo
5: sak
6: tao
7: unnu
8: veld
9: weq
10: onen
20: pen
30: qen
40: raen
50: saken
60: taen
70: unen
80: velden
90: weqen
100: onenen

O: I, I am.
Ya: You.
Ur: She, he, it.
Ae: without
Mara: Attachment, links

Based on Toki Pona