Tirter tarvest onde arcance atre agdaghinea . Tus tarset, ras te mindre aim na romansar, marsar è tirnmacer is genevanarn.
I may write an article about cosmology. Not soon, though, since first I need to put order, extend and translate the original article.

Koa. Loja kitheben e conlanging ji re losa ana tevim fisate niwant ja tevim yerinun, Miva, hul hafen lia.

(ko-ah. lo-jah kee-thay-bayn ay conlanging jee ray lo-sah ah-nah tay-veem fee-sa-tay nee-wahnt jah tay-veem yay-ree-noon, Mee-vah, hool hah-fayn lee-ah.)

Hello. I am new to conlanging and this is the first time using my first language, Miva, with other people.

Renú rístobité! Eles mí íomanazú oshekú ole vezé kai, ekla lenú navrya tsheyúzité...
I greet you! There's a custom for this, but I can't quite remember it...

Mastrenoge è frus na mabe?
Chocolate and apple juice?

RabⅠubuc cuiro.
be.usual-AGE-NOM-NUL IVTHIS
There is no custom.

Bet, múbedí rebossezekíara ísekúbizeia «tshokola hé bosekhroní sepa». Kipalúa hé tíai dí? Egúlí lúnelú.
No, chocolate and apple juice suggests blood donation. Syncopation and giggles? Vaguely like that.

"IPA" nyòp te-tsó-w. Thé dzàr-re áng-lìs-ki bìr-t-a bìr-le ná. "IPA"-a bìr-seng "X-SAMPA"-a bìr te-syí-teng phùp-su dì là dì tà zyùm te-syí-w.
[ájpìè ɲòʔp̚ tétsów ‖ tʰé dzà˞ɻè áŋlìskì bì˞ʔt̚à bì˞lè ná  ‖ ájpìèà bì˞sèŋ éʔk̚sàmpàà bì˞ téɕítéŋ pʰùʔp̚sù dì là dì tà ʑùm téɕíw]
"IPA""IPA" nyòplearn te-2-tsóshould-w.-2S>3 Thé3S dzàrthing-re=PL áng-lìsEnglish-ki=GEN bìrwrite-t=OBJN-a=INST bìrwrite-le=COMP ná.good "IPA""IPA"-a=INST bìrwrite-seng=PURP "X-SAMPA""X-SAMPA"-a=INST bìrwrite te-2-syícan-teng=SEQ phùptranslate-su=AGTN dìPROX làor dìPROX tàas zyùmuse te-2-syícan-w.-2S>3

You should learn IPA. It is better than writing things using English spelling. To write with IPA you can write in X-SAMPA and then use a converter such as this or this.

quoting Travis B.:

You should learn IPA. It is better than writing things using English spelling.

Au māna yai kudūta kapa rūa i kīa nga minanā.
[a.u ˈmaːna ˈja.i ˈkuðuːta ˈkapa ˈruːa i ˈkiːa ŋa ˈminanaː]
and MAIN_PRES LINK=ART-PL person-PL to 2S-ACC LINK laugh less much

And people laugh at you less often.

Paronyang,/pa.ron.ˈjaŋ |Paron-yang,believe-1SG.A, angaŋangAT sobyanˈso.bjansob-yanlearn-3SG.M keynam-vāˈkeɪ.nam‿ˈvaːkeynam-Ø=vāpeople-T=most pangyamaneri?ˈpaŋ.ja.ma.ˈne.ri/pang-yam-an-eri?imitate-PTCP-NMLZ-INS?
I think that most people learn by imitation?

Yomu-yomu/ˈjo.mu.ˈjo.muYomu~yom-uHORT~be-IMP lahasjaslaˈhas.dʒaslahas-j-asexample-PL-P ban.ban/ban.good.
Let's be good examples.

Ai, haya māna kua ya īvāu kayai adarāta īupāri i.
[ˈa.i ˈhaja ˈmaːna ˈku.a ja ˈiːβaː.u ˈkaja.i ˈaðaraːta ˈiː.upaːri i]
INTJ NEG MAIN_PRES then_therefore LINK=ART_SG this like=ART_PL time-PL most LINK

Well, this is not like most times, then.

quoting Rhetorica:

Bet, múbedí rebossezekíara ísekúbizeia «tshokola hé bosekhroní sepa». Kipalúa hé tíai dí? Egúlí lúnelú.
No, chocolate and apple juice suggests blood donation. Syncopation and giggles? Vaguely like that.

Eu giri dou man damar guès. Mastrenoge è frus na mabe èu dou brede na nins.
To me a sandwich suggests blood donation. Chocolate and apple juice is more a kids' snack.

Hum, dui òig te frus è fruse gent tus na s'erd maŀlèbers...
Hmm, now I notice that frus "juice" and fruse "fly" (animal) are almost homophones...

Tornall ei macasatz na sacir s'Odíssie n'Homer.
Last night I finished reading Homer's Odyssey.

Drúm-re-k bìr-t-re thák chá dràng tsó-ng-ke.
[dʐúmɻéʔk̚ bì˞ʔt̚ɻè tʰáʔk̚ tɕʰá dʐàŋ tsóŋké]
Drúmstory-re=PL-k=GEN bìrwrite-t=OBJN-re=PL thákreal chámore dràngread tsóshould-ng-1S>3-ke.=DED

I should read more actual literature.

En sais saci dou perges n'isarghinea te samers.
I read more history books than literature, actually.

Odusseira 'l Homero... zú, énzighya rezraftekrilita. Êu, a pefíra, ekla.
Homer's Odyssey... yes, I definitely need to translate that. Well, the start, anyway.

Ó-dì-sí-te-k gó-te phùp tsó-ng dà thé thák lù.
[ódìsìtèʔk̚ ɡóté pʰùʔp̚ tsóŋ dà tʰé tʰáʔk̚ lù]
ó-dì-síOdyssey-te=DEF-k=GEN góbeginning-te=DEF phùptranslate tsóshould-ng-1S>3 dàbut thé3S thákvery lù.long

I should translate the introduction to the Odyssey, but it is so long.

Symjam IPA el boa lu ba creniwanjam da el goje fisate.

[syamdʒam IPA eɪl ˈboʊə lu ba kreɪniwandʒam da goʊdʒeɪ fisateɪ]

I knew IPA in college but have no I used it in some time.

Áng-lìs nyì-jì-n dè-ne ma-phé drá-re zyùm te-tsó-w-ke.
[áŋlìs ɲìdʑìn dènè mápʰé dʐáɻé ʑùm tétsówké]
Áng-lìsEnglish nyì-jìstandard-n=LOC dèDIST-ne-PL ma-NEG-phématch drásound-re=PL zyùmuse te-2-tsóshould-w-2S>3-ke.=DED

You should use sounds that do not match those in Standard English, by the way.

Klí walkúedího naitya kyétaviza Traviso. Lafara suntalya haitindré, Travis!
Travis is very hurried lately. Get well soon, Travis!

I really like the quotes we can see at the bottom, like this one:
M'argivant ses darades te v'oidant as tunh, sam agede:

Ont ardimanzh te torse is branir na s'isarghinea manoig te v'ès tirencetany.
A student who changes the course of history is probably taking an exam