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Post subject: Speaking Elvish  Posted: April 5th, 2011, 11:51 am |
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Okay, so, as this site is well known for its Elvish, there are a lot of people on youtube trying to pronounce words and phrases. Yesterday, I jumped on the band wagon with that LOL! I thought maybe you guys would appreciate this haha! Anyone else do this yet? http://dianailinca.blogspot.com/2011/04/update-4511-and-elvish.htmlDiana Ilinca P.S. I seriously AXED le melon and le hannon. I can say it better now LOL _________________ Have you met Nahtaia?
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 5th, 2011, 3:46 pm |
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How long you been working on that??? It is really good, the most i can say is father lol, no i started that my friends would wonder whats happening, but you keep doing it, you will be better than me!  _________________  
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 5th, 2011, 4:24 pm |
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I thought it was hannon le. Isn't that how they said it in the movie? How have you changed elvish for your books? I am trying to do the same. I liked the video.
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 5th, 2011, 4:57 pm |
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LadyLónannûniel wrote: How long you been working on that??? It is really good, the most i can say is father lol, no i started that my friends would wonder whats happening, but you keep doing it, you will be better than me! I actually never worked on it until yesterday...a few minutes before I recorded that lol! Thank you! I'm Romanian, which is a latin language, and I I read that Elvish sort of sprouts from the Latin language. Maybe that helps...? And Timelord, I was reading from this site's Elvish. I think it's just the literal way of saying "I thank you" while what Aragorn says in the movie is more slangy. I think. I could be wrong. About how I changed elvish, I didn't change anything. I just made up my own words that have an elvish sound to them xD thanks! Diana Ilinca _________________ Have you met Nahtaia?
She wants to meet you but...if you knew what was good for you...
you'd keep away.
Far. Away.Nahtaia: A Faery's Tale
A mischievous faery in a bottle. Keep the cork on.
http://dianailinca.com/Nahtaiaafaerystale.aspx
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 6th, 2011, 4:30 am |
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I love you! (don't take it personally!) I had so much fun watching it. You're adorably entertaining, thanks for posting. I haven't seen other people speaking Elvish before but I bet it's true with the soft voice.  Pronounciation-wise it sounded alright. I guess most people try to imitate the Elvish from the movies because really what else can we do! I used to know all the Elvish spoken in the movies by heart.. love the sound of it!!  PS. If you do more videos you should probably post in the Language sub-forum as more Elvish-geeks would see it there. PPS. By the way, do you do every day video logs too? I'd love to follow your blog if you did!  _________________ >>Be the change you wish to see in the world<<
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 6th, 2011, 6:27 am |
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That was fantastic! Awesome to see people still keeping Tolkien's languages "alive" in a sense. Can't wait to see more if there will be any. And of course, welcome to the forum. Great way to make your entrance here. _________________ 
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 6th, 2011, 7:41 am |
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Eä wrote: I love you! (don't take it personally!) I had so much fun watching it. You're adorably entertaining, thanks for posting. I haven't seen other people speaking Elvish before but I bet it's true with the soft voice. Pronounciation-wise it sounded alright. I guess most people try to imitate the Elvish from the movies because really what else can we do! I used to know all the Elvish spoken in the movies by heart.. love the sound of it!! PS. If you do more videos you should probably post in the Language sub-forum as more Elvish-geeks would see it there. PPS. By the way, do you do every day video logs too? I'd love to follow your blog if you did! Well, THANK you!!! I'm glad I wasn't just wasting my time! I want to add subtitles but I am completely clueless as to video editing. I have no idea how to cut out little parts or add text or anything! I've been researching a little because I do want to start making more videos (I already have a few but none of the others are worth watching -- awwwkward.) So, to answer your question, yes, I will be making daily or weekly vids once I figure out how to do some editing. P.S. I'll be making another attempt at Elvish today. After some practice ) Haldir wrote: That was fantastic! Awesome to see people still keeping Tolkien's languages "alive" in a sense. Can't wait to see more if there will be any. And of course, welcome to the forum. Great way to make your entrance here. Thank you! There will be more. I promise! And thank you for the welcome I'm loving it here already ^_^ _________________ Have you met Nahtaia?
She wants to meet you but...if you knew what was good for you...
you'd keep away.
Far. Away.Nahtaia: A Faery's Tale
A mischievous faery in a bottle. Keep the cork on.
http://dianailinca.com/Nahtaiaafaerystale.aspx
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 6th, 2011, 4:30 pm |
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I was thinking, with as good of a job as you did, you could do lessons. It would be like the learning to say Italian phrases tapes. It could be a whole series. I for one would take the lessons.
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 6th, 2011, 7:32 pm |
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Timelord wrote: I was thinking, with as good of a job as you did, you could do lessons. It would be like the learning to say Italian phrases tapes. It could be a whole series. I for one would take the lessons. Lessons??? Me?? Oi vei, that's a big compliment. Hold on...are you talking to me? xD Diana Ilinca _________________ Have you met Nahtaia?
She wants to meet you but...if you knew what was good for you...
you'd keep away.
Far. Away.Nahtaia: A Faery's Tale
A mischievous faery in a bottle. Keep the cork on.
http://dianailinca.com/Nahtaiaafaerystale.aspx
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 7th, 2011, 2:59 pm |
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Yes, I'm talking to you. I think you did an excellent job. I also like how personable you seem to be and you put some emotion with it instead of being "sensual" all the time.
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 7th, 2011, 4:50 pm |
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Timelord wrote: Yes, I'm talking to you. I think you did an excellent job. I also like how personable you seem to be and you put some emotion with it instead of being "sensual" all the time. hahaha! well, thanks xD I'm glad I got my point of the sensualness across lol but, idk if I'd be good enough to TEACH lol Diana Ilinca _________________ Have you met Nahtaia?
She wants to meet you but...if you knew what was good for you...
you'd keep away.
Far. Away.Nahtaia: A Faery's Tale
A mischievous faery in a bottle. Keep the cork on.
http://dianailinca.com/Nahtaiaafaerystale.aspx
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 9th, 2011, 9:41 pm |
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I've been inspired to try and learn some elvish. I have been yammering at people at work in elvish. I get some interesting reactions.
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Post subject: Re: Speaking Elvish Posted: April 15th, 2011, 4:20 pm |
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There is a book called The Languages of Tolkiens Middle Earth. It is by Ruth S. Noel. It has a lot of info in it.
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