Hador, my name is armand which means soldier, so warrior.. hador. Byr Hador if i use both my names
@christopheryoder8292Күн бұрын
Food after a battle...bah. Pass me the mead.
@nicnam1176 күн бұрын
The truth is J.R.R Tolkien loved Wales and studied alot of Welsh historical books like the Mabinogion and knew the language well (also please, please do not call it seltic,)
@GftAloo12 күн бұрын
Where i can learn the language? I usually use the great elvish book by helmut w. pesch, but i learned that this book is full of mistakes. Also where??
@66NZ6614 күн бұрын
Oh ..
@renatocellobr18 күн бұрын
A, I, O, U in Black Speech sounds exactly like the vowels in Brazilian Portuguese. As a variant from vulgar latin, arab and, maybe old italian? Interesting. Also, for me it looks way more easier to pronouce than german, for example.
@crashalot4326 күн бұрын
I love the video. but I do have a question are you secretly nute gunray from star was
@Verena10129 күн бұрын
The language sounds a bit like old irish language....
@LarryFlathmannАй бұрын
I'm literally just trying to learn so I can freak out my mom 😅 3:18
@zile5593Ай бұрын
Its 2024 and still nothing...😢😢
@nataliaaaaa2Ай бұрын
I lovee it it helps mé to but it is difficult for mé to choose one elvish language idk which one Galadriel is nôt synphatic for mé;I like Legolas but I like Quenoa cause it is called as higher language lol
@nataliaaaaa2Ай бұрын
Yesterday I watched Hobit 3 ,I saw Lord of the Rings all of the movies and Hobit too for first time in my life and now I try to find elfish language lolll I like how it sounds😊😊😊😊💓🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚
@LomeranyarАй бұрын
Thank you! Akhmini!
@ScaricoOleosoАй бұрын
Ironic. The text at 1:07 isn't Sindarin. It's English, just written with the Tengwar. 🤓
@KBXbandАй бұрын
It blows my mind that this is a complete language. Tolkien was pretty impressive
@nezis5149Ай бұрын
My elven name is Laisidhiel
@i_do_stuff_ig2 ай бұрын
The first time I was able to guess the rwotd bc I remembered what hír meant
@i_do_stuff_ig2 ай бұрын
"I'm glad that you're with me Sam. Sí na i veth naid bain." -Frodo
@i_do_stuff_ig2 ай бұрын
The way my mouth dropped at the end. BRO U SURPRISED ME SO HARD
@i_do_stuff_ig2 ай бұрын
Well I have not studied for my math test tmrw but at least I know how to insult the math problems in elvish
@m4rt_2 ай бұрын
8:21 I though you were going to use the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise.
@KristinaMaca82 ай бұрын
Flex lol but respect🎉
@dariuszdudka19912 ай бұрын
There are two most common Elvish languages: Quenya and Sindarin. So we need to learn some basic Finnish and Welsh first.
@maxalbertez2 ай бұрын
Hey man... From now on the Duolingo Incubator is no more. What should we do? Like you, I would like to develop a language course too, but... what are the possibilities for now?
@Crosshair3002 ай бұрын
So my name is Samuel, which means God has heard. I came up with imînlastaion. There is no direct word for God, so I did I man, which means The One. I changed it fron heard to listen, being lasta. I added the suffix -on to show it is a masculine name. Does this work?
@Kielimies2 ай бұрын
I daresay that *n'i lû dolol* would make more sense than *n'i lû tôl* for "until then", lit. "to the coming time".
@Kielimies2 ай бұрын
Except that adjectives follow their nouns in Sindarin. So "daily life" = *cuil ilaurui*
@Senki_sincs_itt2 ай бұрын
Len hannon
@kicsisziszi2 ай бұрын
Finnish and hungarian are also aglutinating languages.
@Myeditingtutorials-fo8ue2 ай бұрын
Hey Arteii can you do a video on the Adunaic language. Also if anyone knows if someone is creating a neo adunaic language please let me know. So i can ask him or her if they can expand on the vocabulary more as i really want to learn it.
@Artreii2 ай бұрын
I’ll look into it for sure
@MartinCHorowitz2 ай бұрын
The best language for fast food drive through windows!
@Kielimies2 ай бұрын
"Mar bedithach" would obviously be *Mar badathog* in more correct Sindarin, in light of Parma Eldalamberon #17 and the future verb *cawathon* revealed in Parma Eldalamberon #22.
@Kielimies2 ай бұрын
*Ylf* , the Sindarin cognate of Quenya _yulma_ is pronounced /ülv/, not /ülf/.
@Cenindo2 ай бұрын
I doubt we will see Elvish on Duolingo anytime soon. Here on KZread, I will however present some videos about Quenya, the most highly-developed form of Tolkienian Elvish. The introductory episode is entirely IN Quenya, with subtitles: kzread.info/dash/bejne/daCcr7Z7n6faerQ.html
@jennifersnyder14052 ай бұрын
I eneth nîn I Vanya ir. My name is Jennifer. Jennifer means fair one. Vanya is fair. Ir is one. Of course I probably missed putting the two together and it should read Vanyair or something similar.
@KRBandz3 ай бұрын
Seems like there were so many roles they could’ve seriously messed up. Somehow, just SOMEHOW they got every role perfect
@Cenindo3 ай бұрын
Eight minutes is precious little to "learn" any language, but nice video! Check out my own series about the High-elven Quenya language, starting here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/daCcr7Z7n6faerQ.html
@rio20d3 ай бұрын
yes JRR Tolkien is incredible thats why he is master linguistic
@lxf99143 ай бұрын
It is a beautiful sounding language
@Noldo30003 ай бұрын
We shouldn't choose between Galadriel and Legolas. We should choose between Finnish ethnicity and Celtic ethnicity - when choosing between Quenya and Sindarin. For real life both national branches are actual, Quenya is not kind of dead language. More than that, there are more Finno-Ugric actual speakers and Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian have status of self confident state language. No Celtic language has such a success of survival. If you have Celtic roots, you likely should learn Sindarin, if Finno-Ugric - Quenya. That's how this world should be elfinized!
@meredithterrell26903 ай бұрын
Love all the videos sooo cool😊❤
@Kielimies3 ай бұрын
It just bears remembering that in light of Tolkien's notes from the 1960's (published in _Parma Eldalamberon_ #22) one ought to use Sindarin future forms like *carathon* "I shall do (it)" instead of "cerithon" (the old reconstruction theory promoted at sites like Ardalambion).
@Kielimies3 ай бұрын
It just bears remembering that in light of Tolkien's notes from the 1960's (published in _Parma Eldalamberon_ #22) one ought to use Sindarin future forms like *carathon* "I shall do (it)" instead of "cerithon" (the old reconstruction theory promoted at sites like Ardalambion).
@stolikk3 ай бұрын
Banger
@gigiquillian47763 ай бұрын
Lovily. This is going in my playlist , M.E. Hx. Great offering. You dont hear anyone dpeaking Elvish or trying to learn it anymore. There are a few writting primers avail online.
@gigiquillian47763 ай бұрын
Eldalambion, spelling aside, is a WONDERFUL site. I think thats wherevo picked up some copies of the Vinyar Tengwars. Parfedhelan, again with the spelling, is also very exciting website.
@gigiquillian47763 ай бұрын
Or re-watching and re-watching and re-watching...
@jamesrancho3 ай бұрын
Don't forget that you are a genius tâd !
@atanvardo57303 ай бұрын
Regarding *hantanyel órenyallo* "I thank you from my heart": It is also possible to say *hantan lyen órenyallo* or, less often, *hantanyë lyen órenyallo* "I thank to you from my heart" - only using the pronominal ending (which is attatched to the verb) for the subject, "I", either in its short form, *-n,* or in its long/full form, *-nyë,* and using the independend pronoun for the object, *lyë* "you" (rather than the pronominal ending *-lyë* ) because it is inflected in the dative case, *lyen* "to you". And, since word order in Quenya is quite free (because it is a highly inflected language), we can also say *órenyallo hantanyel* or *órenyallo hantan(yë) lyen* or *lyen hantan(yë) órenyallo* or *lyen órenyallo hantan(yë)* , ... However, the current understanding is that pronominal endings are only used for the 3rd person. So, *hantanyel* "I thank you" would probably not occur in Quenya. We would only have *hantan(yë) lyë* "I thank you" or *hantan(yë) lyen* "I thank to you" (with dative "you"). Again, different word orders can be used.
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Hador, my name is armand which means soldier, so warrior.. hador. Byr Hador if i use both my names
Food after a battle...bah. Pass me the mead.
The truth is J.R.R Tolkien loved Wales and studied alot of Welsh historical books like the Mabinogion and knew the language well (also please, please do not call it seltic,)
Where i can learn the language? I usually use the great elvish book by helmut w. pesch, but i learned that this book is full of mistakes. Also where??
Oh ..
A, I, O, U in Black Speech sounds exactly like the vowels in Brazilian Portuguese. As a variant from vulgar latin, arab and, maybe old italian? Interesting. Also, for me it looks way more easier to pronouce than german, for example.
I love the video. but I do have a question are you secretly nute gunray from star was
The language sounds a bit like old irish language....
I'm literally just trying to learn so I can freak out my mom 😅 3:18
Its 2024 and still nothing...😢😢
I lovee it it helps mé to but it is difficult for mé to choose one elvish language idk which one Galadriel is nôt synphatic for mé;I like Legolas but I like Quenoa cause it is called as higher language lol
Yesterday I watched Hobit 3 ,I saw Lord of the Rings all of the movies and Hobit too for first time in my life and now I try to find elfish language lolll I like how it sounds😊😊😊😊💓🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚
Thank you! Akhmini!
Ironic. The text at 1:07 isn't Sindarin. It's English, just written with the Tengwar. 🤓
It blows my mind that this is a complete language. Tolkien was pretty impressive
My elven name is Laisidhiel
The first time I was able to guess the rwotd bc I remembered what hír meant
"I'm glad that you're with me Sam. Sí na i veth naid bain." -Frodo
The way my mouth dropped at the end. BRO U SURPRISED ME SO HARD
Well I have not studied for my math test tmrw but at least I know how to insult the math problems in elvish
8:21 I though you were going to use the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise.
Flex lol but respect🎉
There are two most common Elvish languages: Quenya and Sindarin. So we need to learn some basic Finnish and Welsh first.
Hey man... From now on the Duolingo Incubator is no more. What should we do? Like you, I would like to develop a language course too, but... what are the possibilities for now?
So my name is Samuel, which means God has heard. I came up with imînlastaion. There is no direct word for God, so I did I man, which means The One. I changed it fron heard to listen, being lasta. I added the suffix -on to show it is a masculine name. Does this work?
I daresay that *n'i lû dolol* would make more sense than *n'i lû tôl* for "until then", lit. "to the coming time".
Except that adjectives follow their nouns in Sindarin. So "daily life" = *cuil ilaurui*
Len hannon
Finnish and hungarian are also aglutinating languages.
Hey Arteii can you do a video on the Adunaic language. Also if anyone knows if someone is creating a neo adunaic language please let me know. So i can ask him or her if they can expand on the vocabulary more as i really want to learn it.
I’ll look into it for sure
The best language for fast food drive through windows!
"Mar bedithach" would obviously be *Mar badathog* in more correct Sindarin, in light of Parma Eldalamberon #17 and the future verb *cawathon* revealed in Parma Eldalamberon #22.
*Ylf* , the Sindarin cognate of Quenya _yulma_ is pronounced /ülv/, not /ülf/.
I doubt we will see Elvish on Duolingo anytime soon. Here on KZread, I will however present some videos about Quenya, the most highly-developed form of Tolkienian Elvish. The introductory episode is entirely IN Quenya, with subtitles: kzread.info/dash/bejne/daCcr7Z7n6faerQ.html
I eneth nîn I Vanya ir. My name is Jennifer. Jennifer means fair one. Vanya is fair. Ir is one. Of course I probably missed putting the two together and it should read Vanyair or something similar.
Seems like there were so many roles they could’ve seriously messed up. Somehow, just SOMEHOW they got every role perfect
Eight minutes is precious little to "learn" any language, but nice video! Check out my own series about the High-elven Quenya language, starting here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/daCcr7Z7n6faerQ.html
yes JRR Tolkien is incredible thats why he is master linguistic
It is a beautiful sounding language
We shouldn't choose between Galadriel and Legolas. We should choose between Finnish ethnicity and Celtic ethnicity - when choosing between Quenya and Sindarin. For real life both national branches are actual, Quenya is not kind of dead language. More than that, there are more Finno-Ugric actual speakers and Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian have status of self confident state language. No Celtic language has such a success of survival. If you have Celtic roots, you likely should learn Sindarin, if Finno-Ugric - Quenya. That's how this world should be elfinized!
Love all the videos sooo cool😊❤
It just bears remembering that in light of Tolkien's notes from the 1960's (published in _Parma Eldalamberon_ #22) one ought to use Sindarin future forms like *carathon* "I shall do (it)" instead of "cerithon" (the old reconstruction theory promoted at sites like Ardalambion).
It just bears remembering that in light of Tolkien's notes from the 1960's (published in _Parma Eldalamberon_ #22) one ought to use Sindarin future forms like *carathon* "I shall do (it)" instead of "cerithon" (the old reconstruction theory promoted at sites like Ardalambion).
Banger
Lovily. This is going in my playlist , M.E. Hx. Great offering. You dont hear anyone dpeaking Elvish or trying to learn it anymore. There are a few writting primers avail online.
Eldalambion, spelling aside, is a WONDERFUL site. I think thats wherevo picked up some copies of the Vinyar Tengwars. Parfedhelan, again with the spelling, is also very exciting website.
Or re-watching and re-watching and re-watching...
Don't forget that you are a genius tâd !
Regarding *hantanyel órenyallo* "I thank you from my heart": It is also possible to say *hantan lyen órenyallo* or, less often, *hantanyë lyen órenyallo* "I thank to you from my heart" - only using the pronominal ending (which is attatched to the verb) for the subject, "I", either in its short form, *-n,* or in its long/full form, *-nyë,* and using the independend pronoun for the object, *lyë* "you" (rather than the pronominal ending *-lyë* ) because it is inflected in the dative case, *lyen* "to you". And, since word order in Quenya is quite free (because it is a highly inflected language), we can also say *órenyallo hantanyel* or *órenyallo hantan(yë) lyen* or *lyen hantan(yë) órenyallo* or *lyen órenyallo hantan(yë)* , ... However, the current understanding is that pronominal endings are only used for the 3rd person. So, *hantanyel* "I thank you" would probably not occur in Quenya. We would only have *hantan(yë) lyë* "I thank you" or *hantan(yë) lyen* "I thank to you" (with dative "you"). Again, different word orders can be used.
I look 12 at 19. I must be an elf