tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sat Feb 28 07:29:50 1998
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Re: *Elvish* Hol
- From: "David Trimboli" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: *Elvish* Hol
- Date: Fri, 27 Feb 1998 22:44:58 -0500
From: William H. Martin <[email protected]>
>*Elvish* Hol vIghojchoH neH jupwI', *Beau*. paq vIje'.
>mu'ghommey pIm ghaj 'ach pabna' Delbejbe'. tlhoS pabHey chuplaw'
>neH. jIbelHa'. vatlh puS mu' neH ghaj. chay' Holvam vIjatlh?
>ghItlhmeH mIw Del. *pronunciation* mIw Del.
>
>pab vIyajbe'chugh, chay' vIjatlh? tlhIngan pab 'oH laHwIj'e'.
>mu'mey vISam 'ach pIm vIlIj 'ej vISamnISqa'. laHwIj tagh pab.
>pabna' Hutlhhchugh Hol chu', jItaghlaHbe'. jImogh!
Elf Hol puS 'ogh Tolkien. Hol'e' Delbogh paq yIngu'. Sindarin? Quenya?
Elf Hol jabbI'IDghom tu'lu'. 'oHvaD Tolk-lang ponglu'.
pabna' Delchu'be' Tolkien! QIjbe'. Tolkien QoQ ta' vIghaj: Sindarin Hol
jatlh. 'IH. 'ach loQ pab luqelpu' latlh 'e' vIlaD. Qatlhba' pab
'oghbogh!.
I used to follow Tolk-lang for a while, but without a starting source I
could never get much out of it. Tolkien didn't really fully construct the
Elvish languages, he used them primarily for naming in his stories. There
is quite a bit of grammar known, but not enough to make fully-functional
languages out of.
Elf Hol qelmeH, ~mark Sov Doj law' SovwIj Doj puS 'e' vIHar.
'IHqu' Tengwar, qar'a'? 'ej Dajqu'! Alphabet 'oHbe'. jatlhmeH mIw 'oH!
not Tolkien Holmey paq vItu'pu'. Do'Ha'.
Namárië! Farewell!
SuStel
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