Akkia has a two way Word Order.
It means she can stack to the right, or stack to the left.
A) To the Right:
Relative Clause – Topic – Verb Second – Discourse – Comment.
B) To the Left (Factual):
Relative Clause, if any – Topic First – Discourse – Verb Final – Relative Clause, optional – Comment.
This renders Sentences with Schlasch (Opinion), or Fakt. You can also use dil-a and dul-a as Verb Finals, and use words with which you can go on and on, but remember Comments in a Factual Sentence must carry no Opinion.
Quality Order: Quality–Name – Or: Name–Quality–Verb.
This is used as to talk about Names and qualifyers.
Classic Order:
Verb Second (V2) +Flux (+pp. +Factual Final).
When we say Classic, we're talking about a group of Words from the Akkia language. They are chosen for their beauty. It has nothing to do with the Classic period, mainly european, of our world.
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