>>122Lojban sounds really neat in theory, but all the tutorials read like algebra textbooks. I understand that in a conlang you might not care about reserving hotel rooms or ordering food, but there seems to be no emphasis at all on conversation, or on things you might need to say or talk about. Questions are introduced very late. You get the sense that if you forget a word the whole sentence will fall apart. It's not fault tolerant.
You can see how video tutorials would be very helpful. But in my searching, I found there was only one youtube video where they actually put effort into production, and the visual and auditory input helps, but it's still more math than language.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjSTUK3hFIAnd then there's this asshole who talks about how Lojban is better than all other languages and everyone speaks it in the future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94RfZey9iV4If that guy doesn't discourage you, take those balls of steel you have and go to
>>>/jbo/ – there are people there. It may even be less dead than /lang/.