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I've created a language years ago. I picked up words from english, german, latin and indo-european root words.
Here's some phrases:

" Bheheud ser, ek heer "
(tomorrow night, I'd be there)

" Nw Þonder "
(there's is a storm)

" Nw Þonder, ek ser bheud, sekzuheud "
(there's a storm today, I'll see you tomorrow)

" Ði mann sek ði deer "
(men and animals are different)

" Deer sek mann but Þey anwdeer und Þey mann ajwmann "
(animals aren't human but are living beings)

now here some words I've created so far:

>night: Nog
>day: Dje
>morning: Morrow
>noon: Kedje
>afternoon: Bhedje
>evening: Ser
>night: Nog
>midnight: Kenog
>passed midnight: Bhenog
>tomorrow: Bheheud
>today: Heud
>yesterday: Perheud
>hello: Hällo
>good bye: Seknw
>see you tomorrow: Sekzuheud
>farewell: Sekgod
>the day before yesterday: Twaperheud
>the day next tomorrow: Twabheheud
>animal: Deer/Anwdeer
>live: Ajw/Anw
>I: Ek
>a: An
>an: We
>and: And
>the: Ðe
>before: Per
>after: Bhe
>middle: Ke
>here: Heer
>he: He
>she: Schee
>high: Haur
>you: Yow
>me: Mek
>yourself: Ywek
>you all: Ye
>us: Wee
>they: Ðey
>one: An
>an: We
>at/to: Zu
>yes: Je
>no: Nje
>full: Ful
>less: Les
>but: But
>then/than: Ðan
>human: Mann
>man: An Sekmann
>succubus: We Sekmann
>seperate: Sek
>action/do: Nw
>thank you: Þank
>good: Good
>it was nothing: Good Hör
>shadow: Skot
>light: Lewk
>storm: Þonder
>god: God
>see: See
>two: Twa
>three: Þree
>four: Fowr
>five: Fiv
>six: Six
>seven: Siv
>eight: Heid
>nine: Nin
>zero: Aneles
>tongue: Tong
>go: Gohe
>come: Komen
>other: Ander
>under: Unter
>on: Uber
>eat: eeten
>walk: Walke
>run: Ran
>jump: Jamp
>the language: Ðe Ketong

Þ is pronounce th (think)

Ð is pronounce th (this)

J is pronounce ye (yes)

there's a rule where a certain letter at the end of a word is pronounce softly.
example:
>"d" at the end is pronounce "t"

>d(t)
>b(p)
>g(k)
>zh(sh)
>dzh(tsh)
>tsh(ts)
>w(u)
>ð(Þ)
>v(f)
>z(s)
>tz(ts)
>sh(h)
>x(ks)