Ok, let's start. What's all that about a nounless system in your language, I mean, you're gonna do it like in polisynthetic languages and include things such as nouns into the verbs like they are an affix, aren't you?
And the other thing, are your creatures able to pronounce the same phonemes that human beings are able to?? or do they have some kind of sounds that humans cannot pronounce??
Not sure if I should post, since this thread's been inactive for a month...
I suppose you could have a language without nouns if you had verbs like "to be a chair," conjugated verbs for person, and used a lot of dependent clauses. I know that some languages have clitics that function like objective pronouns, so you could maybe have a sentence that glossed something like "sat-I=it, be.chair-it," "I sat on it, it is a chair," instead of "I sat on the chair."
Off the top of my head, I think maybe I've heard of grammars that work like that, but I'm really not sure. I'm still pretty new to linguistics, con- or otherwise. :P
