The basic word order is Subject-Object-Verb. No other words may appear between after the verb.
The particle prá is used to separate between subject noun phrase and object noun phrase. The particle is mandatory even if there is no subject.

Kró prá niuk sik		The puppy eats the meat
Kró prá sik		The puppy eats

Niuk bhe kró sik		The meat is eaten by the puppy
Niuk bhe sik		The meat is eaten

Kró min		The puppy sleeps
Kró phak		The puppy is black

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The pronouns do not distinguish number by default, reduplications can be used to mark explicit plurality, except in the case of first pronoun where it must be combined with the second or third depending on the clusivity:

		Listener		Non-Listener
Speaker		de, denè		degi
Non-Speaker		nè, nènè		gi, gigi

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• ħuk (someone) from ħúi (to have)
• mak (no one) from mé (to not have).
• kak (each) from ké (all).

There are no demonstrative pronoun, but rather demonstrative modifier that behaves like adjective (This means that it requires nominal classifier to be used as nominal attribute). The demonstrative distinguish two proximities: proximal dé and distal pe.