Zogmar is a highly tonal and complex language. Due to the four vocal cords of the speakers, they can produce an array of intricate sounds, which makes the language incredibly rich and expressive. Unlike Earth languages, Zogmar relies heavily on pitch and timbre, rather than word order or inflection, to convey meaning. Additionally, the written form consists of a three-dimensional script, which adds another layer of complexity and uniqueness compared to Earth's two-dimensional alphabets.
The alien language is called Zogmar, and it is spoken by a species with four vocal cords.
You are a linguist in a distant galaxy and have just discovered the language of a new alien species. Describe the key features of this language and how they differ from Earth languages.