Thanx, leave me out again! LOL!

_________________
<center>

I saw you look away
Is what you've seen too much to take, or are you blind and seeing nothing?
(I saw you run) I saw you run away
Is what I've done too much to take or are you scared of being nothing?

Hi! As you're all such Elvish wizzes I thought I'd ask you this:

What is of in Quenya?

I want to know

Hantale, (thanks.)

Elenwë Undómë

_________________

"Without music, life would be a mistake." - Friedrich Nietzsche



"Make happy those who are near, and those who are far will come."

Fwee!

I know a little Sindarin, but not much. (Only basic sentences and stuff).

_________________

_________________

"Without music, life would be a mistake." - Friedrich Nietzsche



"Make happy those who are near, and those who are far will come."

Fwee!

Yes yes, WELCOME to the forum! and i think elvish is easy once you get the hang of it.

_________________


Rock'n guitarist of Sincerely Joking

I have a book on all of Tolkiens Languages. It's called The Languages of Tolkien's Middle-earth by Ruth S. Noel. I find it rather helpful.

_________________
nai an le orë quantve i ëar

I have Printed a elvish sort of book(quenya or sindarin)
I choose sindarin So im busy with sindarin
Wanna Now The site just Ask It

, Celebedhel

_________________

No i didn't steal the siggy above!!
Its from my quizilla account

-XxxX- Zutajah and Celebedhel

lol. i can mainly speak not write

hehe i tried to learn Sindarin but i kinda gve up on it but i want to try and learn again could you guys tell me some helpful sites and maybe some books i can buy so that i can learn stuff!

thanks i would really appreciate it !

_________________

I have A Question , How could I statr to Learn Elvish
& other Tolkien's Languages But How ?

_________________
Married Dean Winchester 3/18/13 (est. 2005)

No Way! I have the same book! Is it red? I absolutely love it!

Thanks, for the information.
I will buy it.

I want to learn elvish and the internet is really helpful. I have learned some phrases. This site helps me very much... 8)

I'm learning. my first challenge was the pronunciation, but reading the back of the Silmarillion has been most helpfu. I now say my rosary in Elvish (I know,Strange) and I can say a few simple things, greetings and such.

_________________

I also have the book above mentioned, the Languages of Middle Earth... wonderful little book.

I speak elvish fairly well, I have taken some Latin which helped me grasp how languages work and so on. I also seem to have inherited my mother's gift for learning languages quickly, which is very nice.

_________________
<center>-In Christ alone my hope is found, He is my light, my strength, my song-

^JF is awesome

There will come a time with no more tears
and love will not break your heart but dismiss your fears</center>

I´ve got highly interested in elvish lately and I don´t know very much of it yet but that thing is going to change I have started learning Sindarin and know now just some words and phrases. By the way that book, The Languages of Tolkien's Middle-earth sounds very interesting, I wish I could get it somewhere. Even though I am going to concentrate learning mainly Sindarin it would still be nice to know something about other languages as well.

I taught myself Quenya, with help of some wonderful friends!

It's the keyboard shortcuts that bug me... *lol*

_________________
<center>
"The piano is able to communicate the subtlest universal truths by means of wood, metal and vibrating air."