Re: Dolo Hí¬ Pen I Edhellon Pê¤¦amp;#8252;

First of all, this is not Sindarin. I doubt Tolkien ever said "#8252" was a word.

Second, if you had taken the time to read our FAQ, you would see that we already recommend Ardalambion and provide a link. We always have. So why would we not want you saying that?

Thirdly, our "language", as you put it, is a real language with enough substance to use, unlike Sindarin which has just a bare framework and cannot be used without inventing the majority. We just do the work and admit it, unlike this gentleman who does the same thing but does not admit it.

Finally, I shouldn't comment on this perhaps, but I get so tired of pseudo-experts coming to our site with the idea of informing the ignorant unwashed of the "TRUTH" without bothering to read our information or exploring our site. This is the true sign of the ignorant.

Ethriel

> Well, I don't think THEY would want me to say this, THEY being the Grey Company administrators, but this is Sindarin, the common tongue of the Elves of Middle-earth. I suggest you learn it. It's really great once you get past the consonant mutations.
> Search for Ardalambion, it's a really great site on all of the tongues of Tolkien, like Sindarin, Quenya, KhuzdÃ»l, Telerin, Old Sindarin, Doriathrin Sindarin, Valarin, the Black Speech, etc. *hopes the admins don't hate him for loving Tolkien's actual languages over their own "language"* Istathach i laim Ennor aen...

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> First of all, this is not Sindarin. I doubt Tolkien ever said "#8252" was a word. > Second, if you had taken the time to read our FAQ, you would see that we already recommend Ardalambion and provide a link. We always have. So why would we not want you saying that? > Thirdly, our "language", as you put it, is a real language with enough substance to use, unlike Sindarin which has just a bare framework and cannot be used without inventing the majority. We just do the work and admit it, unlike this gentleman who does the same thing but does not admit it. > Finally, I shouldn't comment on this perhaps, but I get so tired of pseudo-experts coming to our site with the idea of informing the ignorant unwashed of the "TRUTH" without bothering to read our information or exploring our site. This is the true sign of the ignorant. > Ethriel > > Well, I don't think THEY would want me to say this, THEY being the Grey Company administrators, but this is Sindarin, the common tongue of the Elves of Middle-earth. I suggest you learn it. It's really great once you get past the consonant mutations. > > Search for Ardalambion, it's a really great site on all of the tongues of Tolkien, like Sindarin, Quenya, KhuzdÃ»l, Telerin, Old Sindarin, Doriathrin Sindarin, Valarin, the Black Speech, etc. hopes the admins don't hate him for loving Tolkien's actual languages over their own "language" Istathach i laim Ennor aen...
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