LOO-chee loo NEWSE-pa.
Literally: "Happy to see you"
LEE NEWSE-pa SOOSH-lee.
Literally: "Hope you're happy here"
If the word in the blank starts with a vowel, the "pe" is pronounced as part of the first syllable; e.g., Welcome to America = Lí niuspe sushli p'America.
LEE NEWSE-pa.
With a verb of emotion, the main sentence is a normal indicative sentence and lú niuspe expresses how the person feels about it. This implies that the fact that the cat is black is known, and the focus is only on the speaker's happiness about it.
Defocusing lú implies that the cat being black is new, important information, and the fact that I'm happy about it is not the main point of the sentence.
...not sure how much sense this makes... need a better noun here. TODO
"Hope you're happy hearing Conlangery". Perhaps I should record this and send it in to Conlangery.
(...not sure about this...?)
(...should I distinguish between tired and sleepy? FIXME...)