a voiceless glottal fricative [h]. Classic Mayan differentiated between the [x] and the [h]. This differentiation can be seen in some Ch’orti’ literature, such as with the texts by Wisdom. The <w> and <y> are semivowels. The ordering of terms would be that the consonants follows after the non glottal versions. Besides, words with rearticulated root vowels follow after their corresponding short vowels. Therefore, the order of presentation will be as follows: a, aʼ, b, bʼ, ch, chʼ, d, e, eʼ, g, i, iʼ, j, k, kʼ, l, m, n, o, oʼ, p, r, s, t, tʼ, tz, tzʼ, u, uʼ, w, x, y. Vowels The vowels consist of a, e, i, o, and u. Vowel clusters When two vowels are put together in Ch’orti’ the second vowel always takes precedence and then is always followed by a glottal stop. Ch’orti’ doesn't have any long vowels. According to historians, long vowels occur in Classical Mayan, but have been lost in modern Ch’orti’. In Ch'orti' language, aa or a: is used as a’ or A’, we can see this pattern with all vowel clusters including e’, I’, o’ and u’. Some examples of words with vowel clusters are: Ja’x [xaʔʃ] = Her, ella We’r [weʔr] = meat, carne B’i’x [p’iʔʃ] = seed, semilla Tuno’ron [tunoʔɾon] = everyone, todos Ku’m [kuʔm] = egg, huevo Syntax The aspectual system of Chʼortiʼ language changed to a tripartite pronominal system which comes with different morphemes used for the subject of transitive verbs, the object of transitive verbs and the subject of intransitive completive verbs, and a third set of pronouns only used for the subject of incompletive intransitive verbs. Chʼortiʼ tripartite pronominal system (data from Hull 2005) Transitive Intransitive completive Intransitive incompletive Basic word order In the Ch'orti language and other Mayan sentences it always starts with verbs but also there are agents or patients added and in which they are commonly represented by the acronym VOS, meaning verb-object-subject. The following rules apply VSO, SVO, SOV,OVS, OSV. In most of the Ch’orti' language there are phrases surrounding transitive verbs and they are order subject first (first-most) and it's followed by the verb then the object (SVO). Adjectives with attributive function The adjective works together with the nouns as a modifier formed with a noun phrase that plays some syntactic role, object etc. Predicative adjective indicate the size, color or state Ch'orti has many other different