The name I will give that lang is
Toohi bon
The goal basically will be with a base of mutated toki pona roots adapt into something fluid and dynamic that loanwords could be readily used (or filler emojis) and be understood

h will be in free variation with a glottal stop

I wanna introduce some form of vowel harmony but iunno

Noun classifiers
Aksíi
🐍🐲🐊
Hyo
🔤🔢🔣(generic, stuff)
Hlúu
⚒️🔨🔧🗜️✂️🔑🍴🎷🎸🎻
Yuhi
☣️☢️🚽🚮🚨⛔ (dangerous, taboo, or spicy :
Saha
🦑🐠🦈🦀🐬
Ksií
🌷🌲💐💮🍀🌹🌾
Kihi
🍌🍅🍄🍆🍙🍑🍚🌯
Kwée
⛰️🏛️🏯🏰🗼🛢️🛡️🔒( hard objects)
Kó
🍦🍧☁️🎰🏗️⏰ (ephemeral, paste, semi solid)
Kóoh
☁️🌪️🌀🌡️🔊🌫️🚬 (air or gass)
Lenya
📈⛓️🔗🏹📎🔌 (strand, fiber)
Yimfo
📃💳📧📘📖📀📱📚
Namfa
🔢
Psaá
🥒🔪🍡🎙️🚬💉🗡️ (stick, needle)
Pohok
📥📦🍷🍻🥃🛄
Yóoh
🌐 (shape, layer, web)

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Pohok coofí ye si paáyi
She made a pot of cofee

Should the question form take after
French with

Vi ne'ahe pohok coofí ye si paáyi?

Or Cantonese?

Pohok coofí ye si paáyi bon we'a bon ?
(coffee pot) DO 3sg make good NEG good
Or
Pohok coofí ye si we'a paáyi we'a? / Pohok coofí ye si paáyi, we'a paáyi we'a?
(coffee pot) DO 3sg NEG make NEG

Mbe-kaunha hlu makina ye, pohok tu coofí si paáyi
With the machine under the counter she made coffee (for us two)

Ahe ni suhu, yuhi şí coofí víş
COMP DEM sun, gross COMP_new cofee COP
But today, the cofee was gross

Twa Şúuhu siiye wiyye bon we'a bon ?
ABL shop 2Sg want good NEG good
Do you want to go out to the shop?

Ne ni hyo ne
What DEM CL WHAT
What is the stuff? What do you want

Ksií şí coofí utte (mua wiyye)
CL_plantitem COMP_new coffee more (1st want)
(I/we want) more new cofee beans

General constraints
(C) (L) (V) (ʔ) (V) (L)
Possible vowels
a aa áa aá á
u uu úu uú ú
i ii íi ií í
e ee ée eé é
o oo óo oó ó

Introducing vowel rounding harmony mutation
áa úu íi ée óo - > ua ú ue ué uá /aːʷ uː↘ øː   øː ↘ aːʷ↘ /
aá uú ií eé oó - > ae ue í é ue /aː↗ ɯ iː↗ ɛː ɯ/
á ú í é ó - > ae ú í é ue

Round vowels
u o ua ue
Unround
ae e i ie

So with that, grouping what verbs there are
Ahaasa - gather/hunt
Uyyue - wait/stay
Şie - ruin/worsen
Yua - contain/LOC
Kamma - give/take
Kaahama - cry/wail/sound/play
Kamae - come, go, leave ABL
Kamua- come, go, arrive ALL
Ken - capacity
Wiyué - to want
Wiyue - to shall/need to do
We'a- remove NEG
Walua - lighten
Uhayya - fight
Umfaa- fuck
Toohi- talk
Tueyo toyo- sprinkle, water
Twaa - to go, move, travel ABL
Swí - to be sweet
Súhi suhi- enlarge
Zna- understand, know
Sişé- draw, paint, write
Şí si - renovate, renew
Şehi şe- heat, warm
Pni - end TERM

Cont
Pneyya-yya -darken
Panae - send, eject ALL
Panue-pa exchange, transfer
Pahaya- ruin, hurt, damage
Opue - open
Opae - turn on
Nasaa-saa - make weirder, stranger, wilder
Namanyo-nyo- embellish, stimulate
Utte-tte- multiply
Múşuu - entertain, have fun
Muhe-mu - to die
Móku-mo - to eat
Luhok - look, watch, see
Víş- to be COP_essential
Lilí li -to lessen
Hşé şe- to chill
wwa- to think, command, decide
wú - to think, react, guess
Ahmfé- to wake
Amfue- to sleep
Şé - listen
Şue - hear
Kwéken- use

Ni-conlang bon kamua yua mwa víş
This conlang is taking shape nicely

Kó sueho okka utte ye mwa uyyue wwa
I think imma take a break for the next couple days

Hmm, so so far the only real pronouns are
ni (inanimate general demonstrative 'that/this')
nae (animate general demonstrative, 'that/this)
By default decribe something far, nae hokka would be something closer to speaker
Mwa is general 1st person me/my/our/we
Saeyye general 2nd person you/your/ya'll /yalls
Si is general vague 3rd

Reduplication, or using okka or another locative bit to mark alienable vs inalienable possession?

Or like huka is hand, so hm...

Htsa tabhee, pohok tobaako ye mwahukka víş
Your pouch of tobacco is inside the table

Mwahukka being something specifically touched by hands?

By extension

Seyekke

Seukke

Neukke

?

I typoed that phrase, it would be parsed 'my pouch of tobacco (that hands have been on) is inside the table'

So what distinguishes that phrase between my or our is your relationship to the speaker, or what they have their hands on