Tibibomi

Bitibomi's grammar works on the principle that people assume things exist.

For instance in English you can say "Here is a blue whale" instead of "There is a whale here that is blue"

In essence "this blue whale" conveys the same meaning even if it is improper grammar in English.

It follows noun adjective order so a blue whale would be described as a whale blue.

Henceforth examples will be in this format:

Phonetic - Symbolic - English - Literal translation

Based on these two things you can start forming sentences

mome - ↑☺ - You are good - good you

tibire - ∿+↗ - The sound is loud - large matter wave

Possession is done by describing something as internal

kumire - □↓↗ - I know a lot - my large knowledge

bumiru - Δ↓↘ - My time is short - my small time

Parenthesis are used to group words to reduce ambiguity

tomisibebereso - ○↓(∫∫↗) - My life is long - my large length life

bomisibusibebere - ░↓(Δ(∫∫↗)) - I think for a long time - my large length time thought

Note that phonetically parenthesis at the end my be removed

Verbs are done using →(te) action and describing it

mositemeso - ↑(→☺) - You do good - good acting you

mositesibebusore - ↑(→(∫Δ)↗) - You go fast - large change position acting you

Questions use ?(ke) to describe something as unknown

mosimeke - ↑(☺?) - Are you good? - unsure goodness of you

misibeke - ↓(∫?) - Where am I? - unsure position of me

Numbers are done using bebo(∫░) conceptual position

Numbers use heximal and are available in the vocabulary chart.

tomisibebotore - ○↓(∫░○↗) - I have 6 pets - My 6 life

misitekusikemosibeboto - ↓(→□(?↑(∫░○))) - I know you have a question - your single question know acting me

Function notation is used to add specificity for position size and color

Color uses RGB - Red then Green then Blue

risiresususo - ☼(↗,,) - Red - High, low, low light

risisurususo - ☼(,↘ ,) - Purple - High, low, High light

Position and Size use relative coordinates of (forward, up, right)

besisuresuso - ∫(,↗,) - High

bebesisuresuso - ∫∫(,↗,) - Long thin vertical object

bebesisuresureso - ∫∫(,↗,↗) - Wall/Tall Long Thing

Names can be used similarly to how they are used in other languages but are also more expansive than that.

mikibebomuko - ↓[∫░☹] - I am Devon

In this case bebomu is used for it's phonemic similarity to Devon, but names can also be based off meaning instead.

mikibebomuko - ↓[∫░☹] - I am Devon

Bitibomi is able to have few morphemes because its morphemes are chosen to be able to describe anything using the other grammatical features. This led to very general morphemes and therefore general descriptors of what you are talking about. However the morpheme combination makes more sense than other languages because the parenthesis mean you can be more specific.

The orthography is either phonetic or symbolic but both are writable using Unicode which makes them better for computers. Due to the Unicode requirement the symbolic representation is less than ideal. Note that due to the small phonemic inventory many other orthographies could be used such as hiragana.