> + /j/ J -> Y : To accomodate the addition of /tS/ and /dZ/
> (see below.)
>
> + Adding C /tS/ and J /dZ/: For right now, I'm thinking of
> adding these
> letters but using them exclusively to better represent names
> that use those
> phonemes or similar sounding ones. It's possible that later on
> these could
> be used for Sasxsek vocabulary as well. I'm holding off on it
> because I'd
> like to keep the phoneme inventory as small as possible but
> adding these
> could make it easier to find recognizable words to add to the
> lexicon.

Well, you'll never completely solve the problem of how to have both a simple
phonology and recognizability.

Incidentally, your one-syllable word roots are hard to recognize and easy to
confuse, IMHO.

> + Adding the ampersand (&) as a generic currency marker,
> meaning "local
> currency unit" that is not specific to the currency of any
> particular country.

Good, except that KA has more than one letter, so some will occasionally
want to abbreviate it...