I've finally sorted out the phonology of Hesperian AND my niggles with the language's orthography. I will be putting up the description once I've written it up. As a preview, here is the finalised Hesperian alphabet:
a, b, bf, d, dl, dz, e, f, g, gh, gv, h, hv, i, k, khv, l, m, mb, n, ng, o, p, q, qsr, qsy, r, s, sr, sy, t, tzl, u, v, x, xr, xs, xy, y, z, zl
It does look rather intimidating, no? But that's more apparent than real. The orthography is designed to be systematic and also, very importantly, visually distinctive. Anyways, that's all for now.
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