In most games the layout of your cards is the sentence. In Jankrish, layout is noise. Every noun wears a particle token that welds its grammatical role — subject, object, instrument — directly onto the word. Scatter the cards however you like: the sentence resolves the same way every time. Your job isn't to arrange words. It's to case them correctly, faster and cleaner than your opponent can.
Load a verb like Strike (requires -ga + -o). Then arrange the words however you want. The gloss underneath each word tells everyone at the table exactly what it does.