Tüxmäl

Tüxmäl is the official language of Tüxkor and is spoken natively around the capital region. Tüxkor and its allies prefers to analyze Tüxmäl as a single language with many dialectal variants, whereas most other parts of the world see Tüxmäl as the spoken language of the Capital region of Tüxkor, and other languages within the same family (Tüxmälic) as separate languages. For the purpose of this article, we will treat Tüxmäl as the variant in the Tüxkor Capital Region.

Tüxmälic languages besides Tüxmäl are endangered, ever since Tüxkor began their Unified language program which heavily forbids use of local Tüxmälic language use in schools above grade 3, and Tüxmäl was introduced to the schools curriculum across the entire country.

Vowels
* Exclusively found in diphthongs ending in it, and is treated as an allophone of /ʁ/

Phonotactics
CVC

/j/, and /w/ may also appear as Consonants in either onset or coda position, if the nucleus is either /e/, /a/, or /ɔ/.

/i/, /y/, /e̝/, and /e/ cannot directly follow a palatal fricative or affricative

Grammar
The word order is primarily SVO. There's no distinction between adjectives and adverbs in form, they modify the word before it, so that it's an adjective if it follows a noun, and an adverb when it follows a verb.

soft tone
To Tüx ears, it sounds aggressive if a sentence is only 3 syllables long. When a sentence use 1 syllable subject, verbs and objects, without any use of adjectives or adverbs, you often add a repeating element in your sentence to make the tone softer. The repeating element is a duplication of the verb syllable following the verb, but with the onset replaced by /d/.

History
At some point during the 7th millenium, the language of Proto-Gulf Tüxmälic underwent some changes that resulted in Tüxmäl as we know it today.