Re: Elven?

> "Just a couple words!" You corrected our elven but took little care in your English. Constructive critism and helping with the dictionary are good and show a keen interest in the ways of our people. You will be taken more seriously, however, if you utilize a few punctuation marks, capital letters and grammar. It will also make it easier for dummies like myself to read what you have put forth! So... If you have found a discrepancy please let us know but also respect English which is used as common tongue on our board. We all make spelling, typo, and grammar errors and we have people who help us improve *cough*. Know that it is ok to err but not to err negligently!

Okay. I understand that it is your adpation of Tolkien's language, but even with your own texts you made a mistake. In your dictionary "sila" would mean "shines", but in your phrase book "elen sila lumenn omentilmo" means "a star shall shine on the hour of our meeting. And that was the point I ment to get across.

Isilheledh, this is your board so I will respect your wishes and use proper grammer, puctuation, and capitalization. I did not use it the first time because I normally don't worry about things like that online.

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> > "Just a couple words!" You corrected our elven but took little care in your English. Constructive critism and helping with the dictionary are good and show a keen interest in the ways of our people. You will be taken more seriously, however, if you utilize a few punctuation marks, capital letters and grammar. It will also make it easier for dummies like myself to read what you have put forth! So... If you have found a discrepancy please let us know but also respect English which is used as common tongue on our board. We all make spelling, typo, and grammar errors and we have people who help us improve cough. Know that it is ok to err but not to err negligently! > Okay. I understand that it is your adpation of Tolkien's language, but even with your own texts you made a mistake. In your dictionary "sila" would mean <b>"shines"</b>, but in your phrase book "elen sila lumenn omentilmo" means "a star <b>shall shine</b> on the hour of our meeting. And that was the point I ment to get across. > Isilheledh, this is your board so I will respect your wishes and use proper grammer, puctuation, and capitalization. I did not use it the first time because I normally don't worry about things like that online.
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