A short primer for Kala grammar. The full grammar can be found here:

Word order

SUBJECT - OBJECT - VERB

woman O dog love

The woman loves the dog.

Kala lacks morphological adjectives and instead uses attributive verbs.

O house be.big

The big house / The house is big

Adverbs tend to precede the verb phrase they modify.

cautious-ADV 1pl swim-SUG

We should swim cautiously.

Kala lacks morphological prepositions and instead uses locational and relational verbs.

dog O table be.under

The dog is under the table.

Nouns

Nouns are marked for number; plural and collective:

mita - dog - a dog
- mitam - dog-PL - dogs
- tlimita - COL-dog - a dog pack / a pack of dogs
- tlimitam - COL-dog-PL - dog packs / packs of dogs

When the final syllable of a word contains an m, mp, and sometimes a p the plural marking changes to -lo.

yama - mountain - a mountain
- yamalo - mountain-PL - mountains
- tliyama - COL-mountain - a mountain range / range of mountains
- tliyamalo - COL-mountain-PL - mountain ranges / ranges of mountains

Gender is not normally marked but can be with the endings -na and -ta to mark the feminine and masculine, respectively.

uma - horse - a horse
- umana - horse-FEM - mare
- umata - horse-MASC - stallion