Phonology
	Consonants
		Un-voiced:
		k t ʍ l m̥ n̥ p s
		Voiced:
		b d g ʔ
	Vowels
		o ɑ u i

	Letter genders:

Examples
Lexicon



Names

// Gorons refer to people(s) by their name or an approximation of it


Example Sentences

// " (C,O)(O)C(V,k,n,b)C(b,k,o,O,a,i)C(b,m,n)V " is the Phonological constraint (way you put letters in words) for Goron Script
// C stands for a consonant, V for a vowel,
// Parentheses mark optional phonemes (sounds, basically),
// O stands for Hard o or a 'oo' sound similar to the oo sound in 'Moo' or yet still when combined with another O, makes the 'oo' sound.
// A double 'o' ('Oo','OO','oo')will make the double o sound('oo','O'). An 'o' singular has a 'Ah' sound.

// The language will have 2 (6 if you count context of them) 'genders'; Good/Happy/Neutral and Bad/Sad/Angry.
// Random words: OOkaboka. OOkaboka = (OO)C(a)C(o)C()V.