ah, I see. Where'd you learn it from, though?

Duke-Elvish
Enjoy...I haven't really gotten into it as I am trying to learn Ugaritic...

Ah yes.
Alas my journey for getting items shall be slow for I cannot do as you do.
Maybe if I open an art shop I could.

I believe I did see that.
I used it to make my quest thread.

My sister has a book (printed from online) on Elvish. Apparently the little dots aren't decorative. They have to do with grammar, or vowels, or some such. Can't quite recall. She memorized Tolkien runes instead. ;)

You can learn it at the Oxford University here in Britain.

I prefer talking Dark Elven though.
Then again I can talk a lot of languages.

I'm trying to develop my Spanish more and learn Japanese. XD

First I need to get my Java language down.. haha.

Oh man it would be cool to learn drow speak.

I assume that "Dark Elven" refers to the language of Mordor since we're talking Tolkien here (though correct me if I'm wrong). Drow as in "dark elf" (looking just like regular elves but with black skin and white hair) is a DnD concept, as far as I know. I know they exist in Norse myth but I'm not sure how much they resemble the typical Tolkien elf.

Not sure.. I own the Lord of the Rings but never read it..

As much fun as it would be to learn Elven or Drow, in sense, where would you really use those languages? Chances are, very few people will know that tongue, pretty much like Latin.. You have to learn that language if your wanting to sing most of the old songs.. or at least in Chorus, our teacher would spring a song on all in Latin on us.. but other than that.. I really don't see the point.. than Mom said the same about Gaelic.. than again, that is me. I rather learn a language I would use at some point than one to confuse the shit out of people through it would be fun to cuss someone out in elven and see them wondering what the hell was said.. XD

I use drow for the DnD concept and the Dark Elf.
To me drow can be either or.

And I'd learn it to speak it to myself.
Or to angrily speak it to others so they wouldn't know what I was saying.
/laughs

On languages that are imaginary/dead - If you had friends, it would be like a code to hide what you are saying...

I worked at a movie theater with a girl who spoke Elvish. She swore up a storm when she spilled a container of liquid popcorn butter.

Drow translator/dictionary Enjoy.

Oh my.. XD

My sister is part Indian so she speaks Indian.. not India Indian, I mean Native American. It was quite funny when someone pissed her off, she would turn around and cuss them out in her native tongue..

I could of learned Gaelic and done the same myself. I lived in a kind of hick town so not many people of would of known Gaelic and probably would of just scratched their heads and wonder who spit in my cornflakes that morning..

And for the dead languages.. your friends would need to learn them as well.. so it's kind of pointless if only you learn the language and your friends don't. Than look at the old Egyptian language, they used symbols and some symbols actually meant more than one word/letter. XD I can see your friends loving having to decode that and be like, o . . o' wait.. which word/letter is that suppose to be.. and it's always the birds too.. -chuckles-

*grins*
*ungrins* Yeah...need to find people interested in that after I learn a decent bit of them.
*ungrins more* Eilistraee died...
*gapes in shock* A Neverwinter Nights Group? Yes!

lol..

I'm a little disappointed.. I undid my girl's bindings to find her shoes don't fit.. and one looks like it's wet.. :(

but I ordered another doll with same shoes so I'll pinch those, don't plan to retie her back, I think I like the way she sits untied.. or I might cancel the other doll and take the shoes off.. Don't know..