vowels define pronouns.
a,e,i,o,u, ı,ö and ü.
I want to define the letters because English is using letters wrong.
a: America's first a. Ie, not Emerica, but Aamerica.
e: in black's a.
i: little's i.
o: politician's o.
u: you's u.
Meanings of letters:
a: Me/my. This is like I. The difference, when you say I, actually it is "Iy", not I. But here, it is really one letter. Just A. Like adam.
o: we
ö: our
e: you/your. Do you know anything shorter than this?
u: you (plural)
ü: your (plural)
i: it, he, she. Actually this is in Turkish is "o" still one letter. But this one is better.
ı: they.
A simple sentence:
I want to say this sentence in Dilish: "I pushed a snake in left of tree".
Apss's.
Can you tell this? How is it like? Like from heavens or aliens?
See how can it be simple.
Example sentence: "I opened". is
Ab in Dilish.
How is it now?
You will run out of words very quickly. Human language needs thousands of words. In your system evry word is a sound, but we cannot distinguish thousands of sounds. That's why the sounds themselves have no meaning in human language. They are combined to words. That way you can make an unlimited number of words with a limited mount of sounds.
Your Dilish language is a devolution of human language to a pre-human state.
Nope. Dilish is the language of future. It is beyond this date.
You can create a sentence by usign only a word.
letters have meanings how required.
For example:
We have 30 letters and we need 900 words to talk accurate, right?
In ordinarly you can create all words by using two letters:
aa, ab, ac, ... etc.
But this language depends on one letters mean one word.
To get what a sentence means you have to consider other words, ie letters.
Apss's means many things but you can get it after saw other words. Simple to get and use.
You know only 900 words?
And how do two letters constitute a word, when every letter already constitutes a word? A means me already, and ab is a sentence meaning "I opened" or maybe "open for me?", "I will open", "I am open", "open me!", "my openness"...
You have as many words as you have letters, because that is the principle your language is based on.
By the way, this is the language with the highest number of phonemes, so it would give you the highest number of words:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taa_language