I was in the woods with some friends today, and at least 2 of us decided to create a language out of nothing. We completely made everything up on the spot from random parts of language or jsut new things. Here is the vocab:

Hi = Oy (kakama)
Yes = Jo (kakama)
No = Ni (spanish)
Good = Bena (esperanto)
Bad = Nibena (kakama: ni + bena)
Me/I = Mi (toki pona)
You = Bi (esperanto)
Y'all = Bis (kakama: bi + s)
Animate 3rd person = Zi (kakama)
Inanimate 3rd person = Zo (kakama)
To be = Es (spanish)
What = Ke (spanish)
Log = Loko (kakama)
Rock = Kekan (kakama)
Stick = Kikan (kakama)
Water = Kaka (kakama)
Tree = Bisi (kakama)
Big = Largo (spanish)
To go = Beres (kakama)
To want = Geres (spanish)
Fire = Fide (english)
Speak/Language = Agda (kakama)
To know = Se (spanish)
Tiro = Tired (english)
To be able to/Maybe = Ken (toki pona)
And = E (kakama)
Or = Ano (toki pona)
House = Domo (toki pona)
To sit/stay = Sit (english)
To look/see = Si (english)
Like/Equal/Same = Sama (toki pona)
Land/Space = Ma (toki pona)
That/This = Eso (spanish)
Gadna = Path/Method/Way (kakama)
Plants/Vegetation = Pagara (kakama)
Eat = Kojo (kakama)
Sorry = Pan (kakama)
Bye = Bom (english)

Phonetics are just like toki pona except for D, B, Z, R, and G: /d/, /b/, /ʃ/, /r/, and /g/. The grammar is not clear yet, but the language is supposed to be specialized for talking in the woods, hence all of that vocab.