Txekwe [t͡ʃɛ.kʷɛ] (working name) is my newest conlang, and I plan to see this one through to completion this time. I don't have any morphology, and everything, even the phonemes, are still subject to change, so nothing is yet set in stone. I don't really have a world for this language to be spoken in, though I'm considering creating a conworld for it. It's mainly supposed to be a personal language, and what my ideal language would be like. I'm not yet sure where to go with this language. I guess it's also a proto-language.
Below, you'll find the IPA phonemes on the left, and their romanizations on the right. While I'm mostly content with my phonemic inventory, I'm not satisfied with the romanizations.
/m n/ <m n>
/p t k/ <p t k>
/pʰ tʰ kʰ/ <ph th kh>
/kʷ kʷʰ t͡ʃʷ / <kw khw txw>
/s ʃ ɬ h/ <s x ll h>
/j w~ʋ ʍ~ɸ/ <y w hw>
/l r/ <l r>
/t͡ʃ t͡ʃʰ/ <tx txh>
/i iː u uː/ <i ī u ū>
/ɛ eː ɔ oː/ <e ē o ō >
/ə/ <ä>
/a aː/ <a ā>
*/w~ʋ/ has free variance, though I have also read that the tilde indicates allophones. I added /ɸ/ as a variant of /ʍ/ for consistency's sake.
As for phonotactics, I'm leaning towards (C)V(ː), but possibly allowing (C)V(C), although rare compared to CV syllables. Aspiration and labialization are also present, but otherwise syllables are (C)V. I also have no prosody yet, though I'm considering mora-timed isochrony. I'm considering some sound changes, such as lenition, but I don't know if aspirated stops can be lenited.
Regarding morphology, I'm interested in creating a language with a non-configurational syntax, and I think this conlang will have noun incorporation.
Any thoughts, suggestions or feedback?