: I’ve been hampered by the fact that I’m a biologist, not a linguist… with the
: assistance of an introductory text on describing syntax, I’ve been able to get
: the language mostly spelled out (I think), but I would welcome the chance to
: "submit my work" to the inspection of someone more expert than myself.

Biology is actually critical to language production. How the
brain-equivalent works, how the language is actually communicated.
One dimensionally like human speech? Perhaps two dimensionally.
Rather than speaking, your aliens project a structured image. Such
an image need not to be representational.

The human brain appears to move alot information in parallel, but
with very shallow processing, as compared to formal linguistics
which moves small pieces at a time in very deep structure. If our
brains were wired differently, how would that affect language?

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