No.510
Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul
Ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul
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No.525
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No.573
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No.574
Speaking of the rings of power. I recently realized that Celebrimbor is the only surviving direct relative of Faenor in ME, being his grandson. Makes sense that he could craft such power objects.
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No.575
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Remember guys, it's not "Mohdoh", it's "MoRRRdoRRR"
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No.594
>>575
Is the Anglo attempt at pronouncing a proper r an actual feature of Sindarin?
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No.609
>>594
Heavy Rs are indeed a feature of Sindarin and Quenya.
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No.611
>>609
Yeah, but is it supposed to sound like that, or like a heavy R spoken by people who's languages naturally have it? What I'm really asking is that did Tolkien have an accent when speaking his own languages?
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No.614
>>611
I don't think you're suppose to roll the Rs. That might be Tolkien.
If you want a good idea, listen to Finnish and Welsh. They respectively inspired Quenya and Sindarin.
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No.618
>>614
Though the pronounciation has similarities, Quenya is definately "softer" than Finnish, with sounds like θ in proper Quenya, shorter long vowels, and smoother long consonants. Quenya only sounds like Finnish when spoken with a Finnish accent.
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No.619
>>618
I'm just saying it since it is on record stated that those are the languages that inspired the two elven tongues.
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