I thought "A star shines in the hour of our meeting" was "Elen sila lumen ometielvo" and "May the sun shine on your path" was "Anar kaluva tielyanna" Am I wrong?
IMO, "thank you for [your] COMING" should be translated with a noun ( i.e. *toled* or *tuluth/tult* ) rather than the active participle. As a preposition, I think I would favor *o(h)* "about, concerning" instead of *an* "for, to". Ergo, *le hannon o tholed* .
There isn't actually a word for "miss" in this sense, so maybe try looking up "alone" or "longing for" or sth like that on Parf Edhellen. Hope it helps!
"Mar bedithach" would obviously be *Mar badathog* in more correct Sindarin, in light of Parma Eldalamberon #17 and the future verb *cawathon* revealed in Parma Eldalamberon #22.
Yess finally, i love elvish videos
Thank you, I hope they help 😉
This is by far the best thing on RUclips. Also You inspired me and so now i'm teaching people Sindarin as well Thank you
Oh thanks so much, and it's so cool really :)
@@Artreii Your very welcome And the only reason I would have be able to was because of you
the quality is getting better and better! My man is going to hit million subs one day
Oh thank you bro, it's very nice of you to say
lol that last word was crazy i had no idea
Right? I feel like it's so cool too
Check out other episodes!
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Will you continue this I love it
Thank you, and sure, I'll make some more, as well as something a wee bit different... 😉
1:56 : *Tolel/tolol* is the active participle ( = Italian _venente_ ) and not the action noun ( = reconstructed Sindarin *tuluth* ).
Thank you, that's very useful
Thank u sooo much for teaching me Elvish 😌😌 it rlly helps ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Srsly ur the best Elvish teacher
Oh thank you so much, I just present the facts, Tolkien would be the best 😉
Tolkien would be proud😁
THANK YOU!!!
No problem 😊
Thank you so much for this i liked :)
Thanks, I'm glad I could help 😁
You do know that actually Narnia was named for the word narn a tribute to Tolkien one of his friend right?
Oh really? I didn't know that, I said it as an observation, whoa
Were did you get this information from?
I always put my sources in the description, check them out
@@Artreii Thank you.
That intro is cool 😊
I’m pissed I didn’t get the word of the day 🥺😂HOW COULD I NOT KNOW THAT!?
Yeah, I mean it feels like someone would say it in the movies or something 😁
Artreii true, I agree😄
*Shows how to say Lord of the rings in sindarin*
Me: FING LEGEND
Very useful indeed ^^
I thought "A star shines in the hour of our meeting" was "Elen sila lumen ometielvo" and "May the sun shine on your path" was "Anar kaluva tielyanna" Am I wrong?
That's in Quenya, not Sindarin :)
*Ylf* , the Sindarin cognate of Quenya _yulma_ is pronounced /ülv/, not /ülf/.
No r.i.p people who are at family events
Oh, you should check out the Elvish Insults then ;)
Hannon le artreii 😄
No problem ☺️
IMO, "thank you for [your] COMING" should be translated with a noun ( i.e. *toled* or *tuluth/tult* ) rather than the active participle. As a preposition, I think I would favor *o(h)* "about, concerning" instead of *an* "for, to". Ergo, *le hannon o tholed* .
Thanks!
How can I say " I missed you" in Sindarin?
There isn't actually a word for "miss" in this sense, so maybe try looking up "alone" or "longing for" or sth like that on Parf Edhellen. Hope it helps!
Le hannon
Mae govanen
( is that it?)
"Mar bedithach" would obviously be *Mar badathog* in more correct Sindarin, in light of Parma Eldalamberon #17 and the future verb *cawathon* revealed in Parma Eldalamberon #22.
I love Frank Sinatra🥰🥰literally one of the best❤️
That's why I wanted to put him there 😉
Oml it means Lord of the Rings?? Hahah I have to remember this time.
Yeeah, it's so cool, ain't it? :D
mae govannen mellon, na vedui
Ah yes, I know 😉
I ACTUALLY THOUGHT ABOUT LORD OH THE RINGS AHSNSUJAIAJ LEN HANNON MELLON
who else thought the intro was gonna be snoop
Oh no, don't remind me of this cursed video ;)
One does not simply learn elvish in 8 mins
But one can get pretty far 😉
@@Artreii it's hard to learn elvish sometimes :(
@@hanniagraciano7428 don't give up tho
Suilad
Suilad mellon, I see you're learning quick 😁
@@Artreii A
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Oh thanks so much, but now we have to knock on wood ;)
The first time I was able to guess the rwotd bc I remembered what hír meant