Here's Nahakhontl:



There are lower and upper case letters, but they serve to distinguish word boundaries - all words start with an upper case letter. Sentences are separated by spaces.

This says:

Ôpex dur dér þelsan vé yoh čaþ glôžen doĥ hôga fôl žakír u saônal.
[oˈpɛx duɹ ˈdeɹ θɛlˈsan βe ˈjɔh t͡ʃaθ ˈglo.ʒɛn ˈdɔχ hoˈga fol ˈʒa.kiɹ ˈu saˈo.nal]
ô-PRES-pexdo durthink dérwonder þelsansnake véPOSS yohhit čaþVNMLZ glôženalike doĥexact hôgaupon fôlonly žakírtruth uNADJ sa-NEG-ô-PRES-nalbe
You have assumed the serpent struck directly when it has not.

This is an idiom used for admonishing someone who has assumed malicious intent for something gone wrong, when the cause is really incompetence or ignorance.