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Post by The-Savage-Nymph on Dec 24, 2011 3:12:37 GMT -6
The sad thing is that Tolkien never really got around to explain elvish fully. The Elvish spoken in the films for exaple isn't fully correct, since they had to hire a linguist to make it really speakable; inventing new words and stuff. Tolkin never gave a full grammar and didn't even bother to translate some Sindarinparts in the books. You had to go on guessing really. He was the only one who really knew his language and that's sad... It's simply beautiful. Ohhh...yeah...I kinda figured he was the only one who knew. It's amazing that he did that though. I wish he did some more work on his language that made it more speakable, or made it more complete. For him it was complete, I guess... But he never got around to publish all... Let's see what Christopher Tolkin does. |
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Post by asianorange on Dec 24, 2011 5:06:33 GMT -6
For him it was complete, I guess... But he never got around to publish all... Let's see what Christopher Tolkin does. Hmm, yeah let's see. |
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