Mitla Zapotec
Mitla Zapotec, or "Didxsaj," is an Oto-Manguean language of Oaxaca, Mexico. Guelavia Zapotec is reported to be 75% intelligible, but the reverse is apparently not the case. Phonetics, phonology, and orthography. Mitla Zapotec has the following consonants: /f/ is rare in native words. Vowels contrast in phonation, with a difference between modal phonation, breathy phonation, and creaky phonation. For example Noun morphology. Mitla Zapotec has little noun morphology. Pluralization is indicated by a plural proclitic /re/, as in the following example Alienably possessed nouns have a prefix ʃ- (spelled in the popular orthography), as in the following  examples (cited first in practical orthography, then in IPA). Verb morphology. Aspectual morphology. Briggs analyses Mitla Zapotec as having six aspects, each of which has an ablative ('go and V') and non-ablative variant. They are The following example shows the aspectual inflection of three verbs in Mitla Zapotec. Person marking. Person marking is shown with a set of post-verbal clitics, which are used for both subjects and objects The following examples show examples of verbs with aspect and person marking Syntax. The most basic word order is VSO. However, SVO also occurs, especially with a topicalized subject. Mitla