The world of constructed languages 54 Piny 111 Obserwujący. Język. Tolkien. Jrr Tolkien. Głośniki. Hobbit. Pisanie. Mocne Cytaty. Gra O Tron. Teksty. Php. Cherokee. Historia. Najpopularniejsze Na tej tablicy nie ma jeszcze żadnych Pinów Powiązane tablice Languages and Language Learning Línguas foreign languages Languages Languages Dowiedz się więcej na stronie alicebeckstrom.tumblr.com alicebeckstrom.tumblr.com Thorin's letter to Bilbo, written in Tengwar by J. R. R. Tolkien was not printed in the original edition of The Hobbit because it was too difficult to reproduce. od Katy Chamber Chorus Przypięte z alicebeckstrom.tumblr.com Dowiedz się więcej na stronie dothraki.com dothraki.com Dothraki - A Language of Fire Blood Dothraki dothraki.com Dowiedz się więcej na stronie memrise.com memrise.com All Na'vi Vocabulary - A Memrise Course created by Tirea Aean. All Na'vi Vocabulary memrise.com Dowiedz się więcej na stronie makinggameofthrones.com makinggameofthrones.com A letter written in High Valyrian. 1 przepinanie Przypięte z makinggameofthrones.com Dowiedz się więcej na stronie gameofthrones.wikia.com gameofthrones.wikia.com od gameofthrones.wikia.com High Valyrian Valyrian was designed by David J. Peterson, who constructed all of the fictional languages used on Game of Thrones. Peterson created High Valyrian independently, then applied a series of phonological, semantic and grammatical changes to create the Slaver's Bay Low Valyrian High Valyrian gameofthrones.wikia.com Dowiedz się więcej na stronie snipview.com snipview.com Zonal constructed languages are constructed languages made to facilitate communication between speakers of a certain group of closely related languages. They form a subgroup of the international auxiliary languages, but unlike languages like Esperanto and Volapük they are not intended to serve as languages for the whole world, but merely.
Get the news you want from Penguin Random House “ Hats off to Okrent, who expertly exposes the history, culture, and preoccupations of this insular tribe who live among us. She rescues language inventors, or conlangers, from the oddball bin—utopianists all, they’re the first biotechnologists, trying to leapfrog evolution and improve human life. They’ll thank her but everyone else will, too, for finally making sense of the conlangers’ discontents.” — Michael Erard, author of Um : Slips, Stumbles, and Verbal Blunders, and What They Mean“ A lively, informative, insightful examination of artificial languages—who invents them, why, and why most of them fail. I loved this book.”— Will Shortz, Crossword Editor, New York Times“ Linguist Okrent explores some of the themes and shortcomings of 900 years worth of artificial languages. Okrent gamely translates these languages with unspeakably hilarious results, and riffs on the colorful eccentricities of their megalomaniacal creators. Fortunately, her own prose is a model of clarity and grace; through it, she conveys fascinating insights into why natural language, with its corruptions, ambiguities and arbitrary conventions, trips so fluently off our tongues.” — Publishers Weekly, starred review Arika Okrent is a linguist whose fascination with the faded plastic flowers in the lush orchid garden of languages is recounted to delightful, often comic effect in In the Land of Invented Languages. Okrent’s style is eminently suited to her approach, which is at once serious and playful, exemplified by her marvelous, snappy opening sentence: Klingon speakers inhabit the lowest possible rung on the geek ladder. — Pittsburgh Post- Gazette The author examines a variety of would-be languages and related philosophical tenets (there are no pure ideas, all signs depend on conventions) in a rigorously linguistical way. And yet her book is a pleasure to.
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