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- Sindarin Pronunciation
To make this sound, make your mouth in the shape of the...
- Quenya Pronunciation
Another website with information about Quenya Pronunciation:...
- Simplified Pronunciation Transcription System
(RH) is a whispered rolled R. It sounds like a trilled H....
- Adûnaic Pronunciation
Pronunciation of Adûnaic changed rapidly during its time....
- Old English
Old English (Rohirric) pronunciation guide. This matches Old...
- Sindarin Pronunciation
This page aims to give a guide to the pronunciation of the Elvish languages for those who are not confident that they understand Tolkien's own guide to the pronunciation. I have used some technical terms of phonetics, but they are always (I hope) introduced in a context which makes it clear roughly what they mean.
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I'm going to describe the full system in detail below: A, a: Pronounced like the "a" in "father". ๏ Aa, aa: Pronounced like the "a" in "father", but held slightly longer. ๏ Ai, ai: Pronounced like the "i" in "night". Au, au: Pronounced like the "ow" in "how". ๏ B, b: Pronounced like the "b" in "bad". ๏ Ch, ch: Pronounced like the "ch" in "chive".
2 Σεπ 2023 · Tips for Practicing Elvish Language. Daily Vocabulary Practice. Engaging in Conversations with Other Learners. Writing Elvish Texts. Challenges in Learning Elvish Language. Complex Grammar Structures. Lack of Native Speakers. Maintaining Consistent Practice.
This website is dedicated to Tolkien's languages, with an emphasis on the elvish languages of his legendarium. Our dictionary consists of imported glosses from a variety of quality dictionaries, categorised and searchable by sense, conjugation and more.
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