High Elf Archer & Her Sister just talked in WHAT LANGUAGE!? | Goblin Slayer Season 2 Episode 7
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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Can someone just tell me what in da hell, which language did they speak?! It just popped out of my head with my Jackie Chan face, looking confused.
Anyway, leave it in the comment below.
Here is my main question for this video, from 0:00 - 0:39, High Elf Archer and her older sister were having a conversation, but for some reason, it's not Japanese. I'm curious to know what language did they just spoke?
They were probably speaking what in the author's mind passes as the language of the elves. I don't know if they were actually speaking some real language different from japanese or if they were simply speaking random made up words and pretend it was some sort of language.
It almost sound spanish
@@goldminer1173 It doesn't, sounds more like backwards japanese to me
If you pay attention and know some japanese it sounds almost like they're speaking backwards or like they're scrambling japanese words, I doubt it's a real language or dialect TBH
It sounds slavic. I'm most familiar with Polish, but I think it is Lithuanian/Latvian.
I know they used one of those languages as the demon language in "The Devil is a Part-Timer"
I did some research and apparently high elves are almost immortal compared to normal elves who live for 2000 to 3000 years that's why High Elf Archer's sister is 8000 years old which is alot more than average elves with 1000 or 2000 year old
This was mentioned in the previous episode (episode 6). Archer girl said that her sister is 8000 years old.
So how much children can they give birth to . I presume they can't give birth every couple of years . Maybe after a 100 or 200 year gap they can give birth
@@Sandip6521 They likely have extremely weak reproductive instincts. When you live forever "I'll do it tomorrow" takes on a new meaning
If they are immortal why would they have children they can't go extinct?
Unless you mean immortal in a sense that they can't die naturally but they can be killed
@@majimagoro9882 yes I mean they can be killed but live almost forever
0:27 She was definitely in love with a human before but he died. Old age for him short life for her. Love Elf girl. She knows thats why it's more precious & doesn't wanna waste it. So she wants to spend it with GS & the gang as much as possible.
That's were Frieren failed and absolutely regretted it after the hero died which I assume she had feeling towards
That't why relationships between elves and humans are nearly impossible, because after the human dies, the elf will probably find new love.
Tiki (who is pretty much a 2,000+ year old dragon in human form, and likely has a few thousand more years left in her at the very least since she's essentially a Demi-Goddess, due to her mother, Naga, being widely revered as the "Divine Dragon", and Naga herself is still very much alive during the events of Awakening) in Fire Emblem Awakening puts it pretty well if you have a male Robin romance and marry her: *"I know that to love another is to watch the world move past him. But such short years make an eternity worth living."* And at least in Tiki's case Robin will leave Tiki with a truly special gift and something to remember him by before his eventual death: their daughter, Morgan (who, being a half-manakete due to Tiki being a full-flooded manakete, will have at least a millennia of life ahead of her, and likely far more than that).
And at least in D&D, when elves become romantically involved with humans, it is often because the elves are attracted and drawn to the human's passion and zest for life, as with how short their lifespans are compared to those of an elf, they live each day with a vigor and love of life that elves can rarely experience for themselves, and the humans are often drawn to the elf's grace, dignity, and calm. And such relationships can result in half-elven children as a constant reminder and gift from that relationship even once the elf's human partner has since succumbed to old age. Hell, the relationship between Drizzt Do'Urden & Catti-brie (and elf and human respectively) is one of the most wholesome and pure relationships out there (though Catti-brie was fortunate enough to have been allowed to reincarnate after her death, and thus she was able to reunite with Drizzt and resume their relationship and marriage, so Drizzt gets to have many more years with Catti-brie than he normally would), and Catti-brie even has a daughter with Drizzt.
While humans have a much shorter lifespan than elves, their passion for and love of life burns so brightly that it can, in a sense, be infectious and provide their elven partner with many years of excitement and passion that they otherwise would only rarely experience. I mean, look at how energetic and excitable the High Elf Archer is when she's in Goblin Slayer's company, she's always cheerful, happy, and eager for some fun.
Of course she has native language, if she didn't she would've known his name was Goblin Slayer from the very beginning and didn't call him Orcbolg which she kept calling him by till now
I think it’s Elvish, because Goblin Slayer is inspired by D&D, and most Elves in that game speak Elvish.
It doesn't really sound like D&D elvish at all tho, it sounds like backwards or scrambled japanese
Nah, DnD may have been one of the inspirations, but it's been overblown by fans. The true main inspiration is Sword World which is Japanese system heavily inspired by Western Fantasy. The same TTRPG that is tied to Rune Soldier or Record of Lodoss War
It's reverse Japanese
LOTR's elves also speak Elvish
@@Aurilion44or LOTR
0:30 first love for sure
That's a fair bet.
Well there is a blonde half-elf in Year One Side Story...
She's been around for 8K, there's definitely room for seeing the rise and fall of whole lineages of humans she might've cared about, not necessarily something that intimate.
That's Japanese played backwards. At least in the light novel the elf language is just reversed Japanese.
I _DID_ think something was oddly familiar with that _"Atana~!"_ Turns out, it is "anata"/sister/sibling spoken backwards.
@@MrDibaraAnata means darling or sweetheart in Japanese. But are you saying that speaking Japanese in reverse?! Just like how Zatana from DC Universe cast her spell/magic in English reversed?
@@PhoenixfromYT_Official4life DANGIT! *Shows reliable my memory has become!* 😑 Still sounds close enough, though.
Yeah, apperantly so.
I don't know Japanese aside from a handful of words, but many in the comments are sqying so.
And frankly, from just recognizing the sound, I'd agree with them.
@@PhoenixfromYT_Official4life Oh that's because that's exactly what her sister calls her out. I mean here's the full interaction from the Light Novel.
Goblin Slayer Light Novel Volume 7 - Chapter 4: The Fight with the Beast
"Atana." My dear one.
She heard a voice like music, even though not a leaf or branch had been disturbed. The voice was even, not scolding, but High Elf Archer quickly let go of the bird, to whose leg she had tied a small tube.
It flapped away noisily, after which it disappeared into the window of the hall where the council was being held.
"Ettobo ni norokotan nokatamu. Ianachisafu." Climbing the trees again? You're hopeless.
"Ara, iana yujuretto bonettadasen." Oh, and yet, here you are, dear older sister.
High Elf Arched tilted her head all the way back so as to peek at the other elf and smirked. The rich silver dress covering the generous body filled her upside-down vision. Her sister walked noiselessly along the branch; High Elf Archer righted herself with an easy movement.
"Onii, etsuka nedigiaku?" Shouldn't you be at the council?
"Awachisesakamo, inatagamashijo." I'll let the old men handle things.
The elf with the flower crown shook her head elegantly, a melancholy expression on her face.
It was obvious that she, too, had escaped the council. She was the chief's daughter, a princess of the elves, and yet, even she was still too young to be allowed to speak in council.
For the elves, seniority was immutable. All the more reason to watch how mortals behaved before passing judgement upon them.
"...Iromutsuki?" Do you mean to go?
"Oisedianaketoettsuo?" I can hardly ignore the issue, can I?
It wasn't clear whether she meant the goblins, or Goblin Slayer. Even if her sister had ventured to ask, most likely High Elf Archer would have smiled ambiguously and not bothered to answer. Maybe she herself didn't know the answer.
".....Onuriettakau." Do you understand?
That was exactly why the elf with the flower crown had to ask.
She didn't understand what her little sister was thinking, what had driven her to become an adventurer. Even a high elf could not read the mind of another.
"Hito nio numuuuya, oyoniakijimu." Human lives are short.
The branch didn't quiver as she walked, as if she were herself part of the great tree. As if she were a blossom springing forth from it.
"Uamisetiku, inuoyukatatamagisofu." Like twinkling stars, they soon wink out.
The elf gestured to the star-spattered night sky as she spoke. The glittering heavens were so far away, unreachable. The gate-way of the rains. Home of Phlogiston, the burned wind.
The younger sister chuckled at the elder's gesture, which was almost as if she were trying to grasp what could not be reached, and then the younger sister stretched her own hand toward the sky.
"Oyonuriettakau, amaseen." I understand, Elder sister.
High Elf Archer made a brief circle in the air with one pale finger.
"So I think...," She said musically switching to the common tongue.
And I'll stop here.
@@salazar84That definitely explains a lot, thanks
It is Reversed Japanese, in the manga, Elvish is just Japanese read backward.
I wanna remind anyone who does not know, Kumo Kagyu based Goblin Slayers on two things. D&D and Batman. The D&D part is a no-brainer with him leaving afterwords in his LN at the end. The Batman part was revealed when TheAnimeMan interviewed him.
Im sorry fuckin batman?? BATMAN THE BATMAN actually there was a batman anime movie nvm
There's a LOT more inspirations than just those two if you can catch all the homage/paradies too
@@Symbiotian Well I'm quoting from what he mentioned in the interview. Not base on assumptions.
@@Erricaneit's not really assumptions, just things he directly referenced early in GS's development. Things like Berserk, Fate, Haruhi, Dragon's Crown and Dragon Quest influenced a lot of his main designs. Goblin Slayer himself is the restless armor from Dragon Quest.
Missed opportunity to have them speak Sindarin, tho I don't know if it's copyrighted.
There are many similitudes with Tolkien's work, then again, most western fantasies are inspired by him.
Instead of speaking Sindarin, they should've just speak Nordic because elf originated from the Norse mythology and not only from Tolkien's work.
@@karuto5849 That could work too, though it sounds a bit strong/dry for what we usually associate with elves. Tolkien didn't invent them, but he gave form to the modern fantasy elf, which has very little in common with the Norse ones.
@@karuto5849can't, copyright strike
@@moteroargentino7944It only sounds dry if the voice actors are dry.
Not everything needs (or should) trace back to Tolkien's work. It's good for series to do their own thing, even if it's just a throw away scene.
And in the end coming up with something the actresses can say with confidence and deliver well (which they did!) is way more important than what exactly that thing is.
I love the worldbuilding of this anime
the light level and color of this clip looks so different than the version I saw.
Different plataforms have wildly different enconding for color, for some mysterious reason.
Elf lovers are eating good this anime season.
It's some form of Elvish, I can't read it.
There are few who can.
@@HuginnHufflepuffwho?!
The language is that of Elfdor, which I will not utter here.
That language is definitely Elvish because they are elves after all.
Rudy also used the same language
Frieren wished she did this
In the Manga, their dialogue is mostly in English, but when they drop into their native tongue its Lingala. A Creole/trade language spoken widely around the river Congo basin.
The suggestion is that the elves are from Central Africa, and inhabit the Congolian Rainforest.
It’s not a suggestion it’s true. The mokele mbeme confirms that as well as the environment that are in.
More of an inspiration than a suggestion I think. Giblin Slayer doesn't take place in the real world, after all.
1:14 cute
They are not speaking Quenya nor Sindarin. 😉
時代はエルフを求めている
Speak friend and enter
Elvish….
Elven language. That scene is the same with LN
It just sounds like Different Japanese.
このエルフ語は、日本語の発音をローマ字にしてから逆読みしてるのね
Love Elves
It's made up and called Elvish. It's the same thing with Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Tolkien completely made up a language to fit in his stories about the Elves of Middle Earth.
It’s remind me maou sadao
sounds like Japanese but not quite like copy that is changed enough to be different.
What the... why does that sound like Alpha?
ever thought about that voice actors dont just play 1 role in only 1 anime? XD
@mrpumpkinpumpkins3926 but is it the same voice actor? Just asking.
Because Forest Princess (yes that is her name,) is voiced by Asami Seto who also voices Alpha in Eminence in Shadow, Mai in Aobuta, Raphtalia in Shield Hero, etc.
Same VA
@@salazar84so rapthalia and filo are also in emininemce of shadow
Japanese Elven tongue?
Eh, I liked language from Jobless Reincarnation and it's a little familiar but this one is weird, twisted Japanese with something else
It's Japanese spoken backwards!!
both waifu
Wanna know something exceedingly stupid and definitely illegal(: crunchyrolls official engish dub doesnt show what this conversation is saying in english subtitles (infact english subtitle accessibility is non existent if you listen to english dubs)
don't know why but does it sound a like a russian tone to me
cyka blyat
name please
Name?
Bob
Anime name, it is on video title and hashtags in description, though.
Goblin Slayer
Goblin slayer Season 2
What launguage? i thought it was japanese
It's BACKWARDS Japanese
Can anyone tell me what their saying tho? Like why have this conversation in the show if NOONE is able to understand or know what their saying? Is it because the writers couldn't think of how to start the convo so they put fake gibberish in to act as dialogue?
Subtitles doesn't exist for you I guess:)