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The ultimate Sindarian for Dummies
****Before I start, I want everyone to know that this is all my own work, done on my own computer, without help from any other websites. I have a small book next to me for guidance when I need it though****
Ok, lets start with the very basics here...
HI!
I Have already tried in the New Members' section with no luck. Following instructions, here I am. I have two questions. Is there a book about the languages of the Middle-earth and what is the word for 'Peace' in Sindarin or Quenya?
Hope to get answers soon. Bye!
Hoping that someone could give me an answer to an off-the-wall question.
What would be the phrase in Quenya or Sindarin for Buffy the Vampire Slayer?
Anyone have any ideas?
Hopefully I will get some responses, if anyone would know it would be the good folks here.
Thanks,
vgunn
Suilad a mae govannen,
I was wondering those who have studied (or tried to) Quenya oe Sindarin, which do you think is easier to learn? I give my vote to Sindarin. Quenya was harder for me because of pronociation (sp.) and the grammer.
Navaer!
Suilad ar Mae govannen!
I guess I should introduce myself here since I am new. My name is Aaron Shaw. I just thought that I would mention that I have put together a Sindarin Course at www.councilofelrond.com. It is designed with the non-linguist in mind, but yet is in depth enough for...
i was wondering if there are any EASY courses to learn sindarin?
i have looked at th enoble tongue one briefly but it looks complicated. if there are no others i will use that but are there any better ones?
hey do any of yous speak Sindarin? it seems like such a beautiful language and i would absolutely love to learn it so help me out here folks.
~~~Strider 4 ever
Hey Y'all,
I have been studying Sindarin on that "Ardalamion" Tolkien language site. I have about learned how to read and pronounce it, but where can I find a real Sindarin vocabulary or English/Sindarin--Sindarin/English dictionary? I went to that one thread where they guy had a link to a list...
I really cannot understand whether I should use Quenya or Sindarin....... Can anyone explain me what exactly is Sindarin and by what kind of Quendi (Elves) is used? ... I'm a bit confused at this matter......
i.e. Why Elbereth Gilthoniel is in Sindarin and Namarie in Quenya?
thanx to...
That about explains it:p Which is the lanaguage Tolkien fans want to learn. I know Sindarin is the less high. Which is spoken in Rivendell and by the elves of Mirkwood?
In that lanaguage can anyone (maybe Cian) translate for me (with some sort of pronunciation guide please)
"Greetings"...