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Polysynthesis is often complicated by large clumps of consonants that are hard to pronounce.

So to deal with that, I'm getting rid of the cononants.

Alphabet (note: may be reworked, since I can't actually tell what I'm doing when I make these sounds)
a: /a/
e: /E/
h: /e/
i: /i/
o: /A/
u: /M/
v: /V/
w: /7/
l: /l=/
m: /m=/
n: /n=/
r: /r=/


No dipthongs unless noted below:

Note: u followed by a non-syllabic and not preceeded by a syllabic can be pronounced like "w" and i before a non-syllabic can be pronounced like a "y"
Similarly, a syllabic before a non-syllabic can be pronounced in a non-syllabic manner
Syllabics being l, m, n, and r, just to be clear.

I'm tempted to make everything rolled just to make it sound that much more like a cat.

I just realized that breathing would be very difficult in this language, given the lack of plosives and lack of spaces.

Consider the word for cat:

cat: mr

So, from this we get:

Nom: mror
Acc: mrol
Dat: mrom
Abl: mron

So, since I'll probably end up applying the same "all types" lexical style that I did for nerurav, we can make the sentence:

mrormrarmrolmroemrae
The catty cat cats the cat catly.

mrormrarmrolmrommrohmrah
The catty cat will cat the cat to the cat catly

mrormrarmrolmrovemrae
The catty cat would cat the cat catly.

I was about to ask myself "How do people know where words end?" when I realized, "this is a polysynthetic language. Words? What are those?"

O_o My brain is stuck to the roof of my skull, like old gum under a school desk. Lemme take a whack at this....

"The bad cat joins the good cat."

(cat)(nom)(bad) (cat)(accusative)(not)(bad) (to join)(present).
mror nrar mrol wnral niaoe.
mrornrarmrolwnralniaoe.

surprised That's really.... difficult to pronounce.
"m-roarn r-armor ol wehnral nee-ow-eh" ...Something like that? I feel uncomfortable not saying any plosives in such a long sentence-word.

Interesting, though! sweatdrop

Initially, this language wasn't meant to be about cats. It was supposed to be about slurring, noises that one can make easily while asleep. I have a habit of spewing out long strings of these sounds when I'm tired. Also, I wanted to make a language without consonants. And a polysynthetic language. Basically, I combined too many ideas and that's why it's somewhat difficult to pronounce.
It turned into cats when the only vocab I could think of using those sounds was a cat noise.