How much of this language are you going to use? Single words?
Phrases? Sentences? Paragraphs? If it's just a few words or
phrases, make up a few, be consistent in their usage, and call
it a day. If you're carrying on entire dialogues in this tongue,
I would first recommend "Don't overdo it." For the purposes of
your question (and I Am Not A Linguist, so take this cum grano
salis): Write your dialogue in English (or whatever the language
of the book is) so you know what words you need. - Create some
stems. These are the core bits which you build the word from.
Taking Romance languages as an example, amo(r)- for love, mang-
for eat, blanc- for white, petr- for stone. - Create some
prefixes and suffixes. - Combine those to create words. - How
does the sound of the language reflect the speakers? (Papa
Tolkien was the master of this. The Elves' speech was liquid and
trilling, with Ls and Ss, because they were beautiful and
serene, but the Dwarves spoke in harsh guttural sounds because
they were a harsh - Are there