New idea conlang!:

(It's kinda Latin(-ish) based then my personal one.) So, when making a sentence, genuinely, every nouns must have an article. And there are types of articles too. One for Specific, General, Speculative, and Personal. Specific is for one thing, and that thing only. General is for most or all. Speculative is something that might or might not exist, or unsure what the item is, or assume the thing. Personal is for People, Animals, and God Figures, can also be used for fictional too. Remember too, they're 5 genders: Anjits (or male), Cedits (or female), Basits (Third gender), Ahnanjits (both or all three of the genders), and Noits (no gender; neuter or questioning). They're not really genders, all of them are ranks or labels of the words, I just like to call them genders, because that's are what they're called. Oh, and guess what? It's somewhat tonal!!! So you bet it's trippy.

From the top of my head, here's one:

"É gastb má múmudò" = I like music (The (Per. Male I) + (I) Like + Fem The Music)

"Zá zogù en cá cuâ" = (Per. Fem The Dog + (It) Is + Fem The (or Her) Pet)

"Óz písîsantz wen áz azíkintz feles chá chánhasarosòs" = (Ahnanjits The Paintings + (It) Is (Past) + Ahnanjits Fem Artists + Possession (Artists') + Ahnanjits Fem Creations)

Notice how that first one "É" acts like a The and Personal pronouns? That works! You're saying "É" as "I (Male), He, Male noun".

Also, notice how the Fems changes? When the noun is next to a fem, the fem takes the first sound that noun makes! Like "Zá zogù" or "Cá cuâ"! If not, leave it as "Á", because there is no consonant sound next to it.

THIS IS STILL TESTING... SO SORRY!!!