Oh yeah, I nearly forgot! Here's a pretty complete vocabulary for Tira, if you feel like knowing exactly what she's saying. The grammar is generally identical to English so far, though I haven't added tenses yet.

[hider=Tira's Language]
Owt- =Not, prefix denoting negative
Em =Suffix denoting plurality. Tira’s language has no equivalent of ‘a’ or ‘an’. The singular is usually implied.

As =Are (you/singular ‘they’), am
Yem =Are (They/Plural/General)
Toh =Is, plural inanimate ‘are’

A hyphen between an ‘are’ variant and a pronoun translates to ‘are you’, ‘is it’, etc. Remove the hyphen and switch the order, eg. ‘Nu as’, to say ‘You are’, similar to English. Nouns follow the behind the subject, ‘Nu as wus’, but adjectives precede the subject, ‘Weit nu as’. Use both to describe the manner in which something has a quality. ‘Weit nu owt-as wus’ reads as ‘You are not, funnily enough, an idiot’, a kind of Tiraese equivalent of ‘You weren’t born yesterday’.

Ly =Mine
Weit =Odd, new
So =Important
Garn =Craven, afraid, scared
Iul =Good
Hak =Dead

Wus =Derisive term, fool
Glup =Harsh expletive
Nurtal =Urtelem singular
Sista =Stranger, weirdo
Garn =Craven, coward, scared person
Wan =Friend
Kia =Gift, surprise

Yiesh =Stand, hold ground
Rianl =Keep going
He =Do, perform
Hals =Take, carry
Kint =Wait
Al =Let go, free, allow

Run =On, at, continuing, overall, also prefix for question words other than why
Runati =Where
Ati =There
Rundin =Which
Din =This
Runosh =What
Osh =This
Runkiki =When
Kiki =Then
Runjon =How
Jon =So, thus, sometimes ‘because’
Runpudne =Who
Dne =Singular neutral ‘they’

Nu =You
Ne =Me/I
Na =Plural ‘they’, ‘them’
Noo =Older, higher-ranked pronoun, formal equal pronoun
Noh =Younger, lower-ranked pronoun, informal equal pronoun
Ni =Intimate equal pronoun

Tui =Why, what (replaces ‘Runosh’ as a term of confusion or general questioning in circumstances when English ‘What’ does not refer to a specific object or concept)
Tuitui =Because, it is that[/hider]