How to develop Kämpya

[Linguist Wannabe]

Recently I've been putting a lot of work into Kämpya, and I feel like I've it's now at a basic level http://linguifex.com/K%C3%A4mpya.

What I'm wondering now is what would be the next step to develop it further. I would be very grateful for anyone's ideas on what to do here.

Any thoughts on the conlang are welcome too

[Yaali Annar]

Have you decided how the language will handle compounding and relativization?
For example take the phrase. "The test I had yesterday turned out to be harder than what I expected."

You can also try translating a passage to test the language. One popular passage to try is the North Wind and the Sun. Also that Article from Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

[Rhetorica]

Before that I might propose developing a simpler orthography—I'm sure you're wearing out your keyboard with all the IPA in the examples.

[Linguist Wannabe]

Have you decided how the language will handle compounding and relativization?
For example take the phrase. "The test I had yesterday turned out to be harder than what I expected."

That's a good idea. I'll probably do that next. Thanks for reminding me

[Linguist Wannabe]

Before that I might propose developing a simpler orthography—I'm sure you're wearing out your keyboard with all the IPA in the examples.

It's going to have it's own script (that's based off Burmese). But maybe I should devise a romanisation for it. I actually had a go at it, but the hard part is marking the tone / phonation / stress system. Maybe it's something for the "romanisation challenge thread".

[Ambrisio]

/áˈlôṵn/ - "that which is alone"

Really?

[Linguist Wannabe]

/áˈlôṵn/ - "that which is alone"

Really?

About 20% of the Kämpya vocabulary consists of English loanwords, such as this one.