Are you fluent in your Conlang?

... become fluent in mine, which is part of the reason I'm not straying too far from the grammatical structures I'm most familiar with (those of English, Spanish, French and Hebrew). My vocabulary has a few loanwords but mostly I'm making that up on my own. Vocabulary has always been easy for me to learn, but grammar is another story. Anyway, how did you reach your degree of fluency? I assume it's ...

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Aurora - Sounds, Pronouns, and Numerals

... the romanization for the first 2 sounds as "a" and for the third as "ah" even though Aurora does not make this distinction. c = ʐ at the beginning of words only b= b only in loanwords from another conlang Clairion, elsewhere v p - Aurora does not distinguish p and b, so one letter is used for both. However, in Romanization the sounds are distinguished to better represent phonology r= r only ...

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Aurora - Sounds, Pronouns, and Numerals