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General Discussion / Re: Assekhannakh Vezhvena!
« on: December 26, 2016, 09:45:24 am »
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General Discussion / Assekhannakh Vezhvena!
« on: December 25, 2016, 07:03:25 am »
Ma qorasos firesofes sash davra akka!
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Dothraki Language Updates / Re: Dothraki Bible Translation
« on: December 23, 2016, 10:55:37 pm »
Would it be at all possible to just put this into a google doc and get updates in real time? I think that may be easier then trying to update and sync our two documents.
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Dothraki Language Updates / Re: Names and Zhey's Usages
« on: December 19, 2016, 09:24:01 am »
Zhey feshith ki aheshki
Zhey feshith ki aheshki
Qora yeroon laina
Zhey feshith ki aheshki
Qora yeroon laina
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Dothraki Language Updates / Re: The Atlas of the Dothraki
« on: December 12, 2016, 07:05:54 am »
The maps were really expensive so I just hand drew them. If you can see the faint penciled in lines dividing up Havazh Dothraki (since I had to drop the quality from 2000kb to 250), those are possible dialect borders I drew, in case I wanted to go all out and start evolving Dothraki standard
Disclaimer: All of this content is fan made material and does not claim to be apart of the canon universe established in the Game of Thrones or A Song of Ice and Fire franchise. The work here will not be published or sold for monetary gain, and thus does not violate any of the copyright claims and trademarks that HBO, Bantam Books, or any other company have in the franchise.
Disclaimer: All of this content is fan made material and does not claim to be apart of the canon universe established in the Game of Thrones or A Song of Ice and Fire franchise. The work here will not be published or sold for monetary gain, and thus does not violate any of the copyright claims and trademarks that HBO, Bantam Books, or any other company have in the franchise.
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Dothraki Language Updates / Re: What in the world is going on
« on: December 12, 2016, 06:49:07 am »
It's bizarre that for the past year now I've always thought this to be true.
The worst of the salt being rubbed in my wounds is that this now clears up a lot of inconsistencies in my previous work. Especially when it comes to plurals and diminutives:
My arakh
arakhi anni
arakh anni
My arakhs
arakhi anni
arakh anni
My little arakh
arakhisi anni
arakhi anni
My little arakhs
arakhisi anni
arakhi anni
My father's arakh
arakhi avesisi anni
arakh avesi anni
My fathers' little arakhs
arakhisi avesisisi anni
arakhi avesisi anni
Under my fathers' little arakhs
torga arakhisisi avesisisi anni
torga arakhisi avesisi anni
Needless to say, I am a tad bit embarrassed by my glaring mistakes with the language. The worst of it being the translations I've done for youtube videos, and the dedication I translated for Helen Keen's new book, The Science of Game of Thrones (check it out it an awesome book). Thankfully, the professional book dedication did not contain any genitives and looking back on it, it appears to be completely fine grammar wise. I will, however, be contacting the youtubers I worked with and hopefully be able to get them to reupload the videos with a much improved grammar.
The worst of the salt being rubbed in my wounds is that this now clears up a lot of inconsistencies in my previous work. Especially when it comes to plurals and diminutives:
My arakh
arakhi anni
arakh anni
My arakhs
arakhi anni
arakh anni
My little arakh
arakhisi anni
arakhi anni
My little arakhs
arakhisi anni
arakhi anni
My father's arakh
arakhi avesisi anni
arakh avesi anni
My fathers' little arakhs
arakhisi avesisisi anni
arakhi avesisi anni
Under my fathers' little arakhs
torga arakhisisi avesisisi anni
torga arakhisi avesisi anni
Needless to say, I am a tad bit embarrassed by my glaring mistakes with the language. The worst of it being the translations I've done for youtube videos, and the dedication I translated for Helen Keen's new book, The Science of Game of Thrones (check it out it an awesome book). Thankfully, the professional book dedication did not contain any genitives and looking back on it, it appears to be completely fine grammar wise. I will, however, be contacting the youtubers I worked with and hopefully be able to get them to reupload the videos with a much improved grammar.
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Dothraki Language Updates / What in the world is going on
« on: December 11, 2016, 12:53:55 pm »
Hey was their an update or change in the language? Something screwy is happening to me.
I've always, always been under the impression that when you use the genitive, the possessor and the possessee are put in the genitive case:
my arakh
arakhi anni
However, I looked back at the syntax page of the wiki and every example of a possessive only has the possessor in the genitive:
my arakh
arakh anni
All of my notes say that the genitive encompasses both, and I took my notes straight from the wiki, but suddenly all of that is changed. Am I completely batshit!? Have I been wrong this whole time!?
This is like the Berenstain Bears all over again...
Help!
I've always, always been under the impression that when you use the genitive, the possessor and the possessee are put in the genitive case:
my arakh
arakhi anni
However, I looked back at the syntax page of the wiki and every example of a possessive only has the possessor in the genitive:
my arakh
arakh anni
All of my notes say that the genitive encompasses both, and I took my notes straight from the wiki, but suddenly all of that is changed. Am I completely batshit!? Have I been wrong this whole time!?
This is like the Berenstain Bears all over again...
Help!
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Announcements / Re: New Forum Theme
« on: December 11, 2016, 09:09:49 am »
Ayye, the forum looks all clean now and not like a dirty 2006 message board. I like it!
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Dothraki Language Updates / Re: Dothraki Bible Translation
« on: December 11, 2016, 09:06:24 am »
Gaeeeeeezo, I totally feel you right now. I got my last two finals on Monday and Tuesday (which is the main reason why I've been AWOL on this forum) and I'm so pumped for my month off. Next weekend will be mostly devoted to the Dothraki by writing the first drafts of my Dothraki culture book, helping you with the bibble, and submitting my video application to italki.
Wish me luck!
Wish me luck!
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Beginners / Re: Conversations in Dothraki
« on: December 07, 2016, 05:46:55 pm »
Athchomar chomakaan! Hakesi anhoon Choyosor, m'anha astok dothraki akka. Anha vo thirak mra Brooklyn, anha thirak mra Minneapolis. Davrakh sash avekha qisi, finne yer laz vasteri ma vojoa eshna ha vaesoon yeri. Hakesi mae Amikumu, ma yer laz ei kickstarter hajisaan https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1770123604/amikumu-the-app-to-use-languages-with-people-near
Yer laz vasteri ma anhoon she Skype akka. Hakesi skype anni "foshizzlemynizzleyodrizzle"
Hajas!
Yer laz vasteri ma anhoon she Skype akka. Hakesi skype anni "foshizzlemynizzleyodrizzle"
Hajas!
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Dothraki Language Updates / Re: Dothraki Bible Translation
« on: December 04, 2016, 08:41:48 pm »
All downloaded and ready to go! Btw which owl is that? I have the esperanto one 
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Valyrian Language Updates / Descartes
« on: November 23, 2016, 06:27:22 pm »
So in my studies of High Valyrian, I cam across the section of the wiki that dealt with the aorist 'to be'. I found this very fascinating, because it's such a bizarre and complicated structure that will almost never be used in day to day talk. DJP wrote about how he didn't really know of a way to use it, but I think I found the perfect use of these verbs:
I think, therefore I am
which would translate to:
Nyke otāpin, sebisa nyke iksin
I think, therefore I am
which would translate to:
Nyke otāpin, sebisa nyke iksin
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Introductions / Re: New here
« on: November 21, 2016, 08:03:26 am »
Hello hello
Your name should be nerro naqis. When describing a noun, the adjective comes after the noun.
I'd be happy to talk to you and help you out if ever you have a problem. If you have a question feel free to post in the forum and ask to your heart's desire.
I look forward to having you on the forum.
Your name should be nerro naqis. When describing a noun, the adjective comes after the noun.
I'd be happy to talk to you and help you out if ever you have a problem. If you have a question feel free to post in the forum and ask to your heart's desire.
I look forward to having you on the forum.
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Dothraki Language Updates / Re: The Atlas of the Dothraki
« on: November 15, 2016, 09:45:44 am »
Okay, so now I've laid out a few more ideas and have structured them in a much more coherent list. Again, feedback is very much requested!
Part one: Appearance of the Dothraki
• Clothing
• Jewelry
• Cosmetics
• Battle
Part two: People and societal structure
• Khalasar hierarchy
• Family life
• Gender roles
• Jobs and professions
Part three: The life of a Dothrak
• Infancy
• Childhood games
• Toys
• Apprenticeship
• Ceremony of adulthood
• Choosing a profession
• Choosing a spouse
• Children
• Middle age
• Retirement
Part four: Tools and techniques for life in a Khalasar
• Musical instruments
• Hunting techniques
• Animal Husbandry
• Migration patterns
• Tent building
• Horse rearing
• Raiding villages
• Weapons and weapon building
• Trading and the barter system
• Apothecary
• Brewing alcohol
• Making clothing
• Basket weaving and pot making
• Cooking
Part five: The rituals and culture of the Dothraki
• Pregnancy rituals
• Birthing rituals
• Baptism
• Circumcision
• Constellations and Birth signs
• Courtship and Marriage
• Traditional Dance and Music
• Oral tradition
• Body paint and tattoos
• Art
• Superstitions and taboos
• Old traditions
• New traditions
Part six: Geography
• Plants
• Fauna
• Terrain
• Regional differences in Dothraki culture
• Dialects of the Dothraki language
• Holy lands
Part seven: The Struggles of Life
• Enemies of the Dothraki
• War
• Battle tactics
• Assassination
• Deadly landscapes
• Deadly plants
• Deadly insects
• Deadly animals
• Diseases
• Old age
Part eight: The legacy of the Dothraki people
• Historical events
• Influence on Essos
• Artifacts and monuments
Disclaimer: All of this content is fan made material and does not claim to be apart of the canon universe established in the Game of Thrones or A Song of Ice and Fire franchise. The work here will not be published or sold for monetary gain, and thus does not violate any of the copyright claims and trademarks that HBO, Bantam Books, or any other company have in the franchise.
Part one: Appearance of the Dothraki
• Clothing
• Jewelry
• Cosmetics
• Battle
Part two: People and societal structure
• Khalasar hierarchy
• Family life
• Gender roles
• Jobs and professions
Part three: The life of a Dothrak
• Infancy
• Childhood games
• Toys
• Apprenticeship
• Ceremony of adulthood
• Choosing a profession
• Choosing a spouse
• Children
• Middle age
• Retirement
Part four: Tools and techniques for life in a Khalasar
• Musical instruments
• Hunting techniques
• Animal Husbandry
• Migration patterns
• Tent building
• Horse rearing
• Raiding villages
• Weapons and weapon building
• Trading and the barter system
• Apothecary
• Brewing alcohol
• Making clothing
• Basket weaving and pot making
• Cooking
Part five: The rituals and culture of the Dothraki
• Pregnancy rituals
• Birthing rituals
• Baptism
• Circumcision
• Constellations and Birth signs
• Courtship and Marriage
• Traditional Dance and Music
• Oral tradition
• Body paint and tattoos
• Art
• Superstitions and taboos
• Old traditions
• New traditions
Part six: Geography
• Plants
• Fauna
• Terrain
• Regional differences in Dothraki culture
• Dialects of the Dothraki language
• Holy lands
Part seven: The Struggles of Life
• Enemies of the Dothraki
• War
• Battle tactics
• Assassination
• Deadly landscapes
• Deadly plants
• Deadly insects
• Deadly animals
• Diseases
• Old age
Part eight: The legacy of the Dothraki people
• Historical events
• Influence on Essos
• Artifacts and monuments
Disclaimer: All of this content is fan made material and does not claim to be apart of the canon universe established in the Game of Thrones or A Song of Ice and Fire franchise. The work here will not be published or sold for monetary gain, and thus does not violate any of the copyright claims and trademarks that HBO, Bantam Books, or any other company have in the franchise.
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Dothraki Language Updates / The Atlas of the Dothraki
« on: November 15, 2016, 08:38:05 am »
Hey everyone,
In my last post I talked a little bit about the stories of the Dothraki people that I have been writing. These stories are apart of a larger project idea that I had for the Dothraki community and I wanted to get some feedback from you guys.
My idea is to write a book, an atlas of sorts, about all the aspects of Dothraki culture. From traditional weapon making to constellations, this book will hold all the information about what makes the fearsome warriors all that much more human. I wanted to get feedback from as many members of this community as possible, incorporating and expanding upon elements of a culture that you may want to be apart of the atlas, so that this isn't just some book of random things I made up and instead being something that was actually built from a community of people. This book will contain in depth descriptions, diagrams, pictures and instructions on pieces of their culture. Hopefully, if we work through enough legal tape, we could get GRRM to add some of his own content and maybe get this published too. I would love to see this come to life, and any critique, comment, volunteerment, or resources that you have will me much appreciated!
So far I have a list of ideas that could go into this book:
-oral tradition
-clothing
-paintings and tattoos
-jewelry
-traditional dance
-musical instruments
-childhood games
-hunting techniques
-khalasar hierarchy
-rituals
-family life
-regional differences
-weapons
-fauna
-battle tactics
-superstitions
-constellations/birth signs
-historic moments
-old traditions
-new traditions
-disease and apothecary
-dialects of the language
-enemies
-art and monuments
-taboos
-artifacts
I imagine this to be similar to the book Gnomes by Wil Huygen (a fantastic read) and I can't wait to see your guy's responses!
Disclaimer: All of this content is fan made material and does not claim to be apart of the canon universe established in the Game of Thrones or A Song of Ice and Fire franchise. The work here will not be published or sold for monetary gain, and thus does not violate any of the copyright claims and trademarks that HBO, Bantam Books, or any other company have in the franchise.
In my last post I talked a little bit about the stories of the Dothraki people that I have been writing. These stories are apart of a larger project idea that I had for the Dothraki community and I wanted to get some feedback from you guys.
My idea is to write a book, an atlas of sorts, about all the aspects of Dothraki culture. From traditional weapon making to constellations, this book will hold all the information about what makes the fearsome warriors all that much more human. I wanted to get feedback from as many members of this community as possible, incorporating and expanding upon elements of a culture that you may want to be apart of the atlas, so that this isn't just some book of random things I made up and instead being something that was actually built from a community of people. This book will contain in depth descriptions, diagrams, pictures and instructions on pieces of their culture. Hopefully, if we work through enough legal tape, we could get GRRM to add some of his own content and maybe get this published too. I would love to see this come to life, and any critique, comment, volunteerment, or resources that you have will me much appreciated!
So far I have a list of ideas that could go into this book:
-oral tradition
-clothing
-paintings and tattoos
-jewelry
-traditional dance
-musical instruments
-childhood games
-hunting techniques
-khalasar hierarchy
-rituals
-family life
-regional differences
-weapons
-fauna
-battle tactics
-superstitions
-constellations/birth signs
-historic moments
-old traditions
-new traditions
-disease and apothecary
-dialects of the language
-enemies
-art and monuments
-taboos
-artifacts
I imagine this to be similar to the book Gnomes by Wil Huygen (a fantastic read) and I can't wait to see your guy's responses!
Disclaimer: All of this content is fan made material and does not claim to be apart of the canon universe established in the Game of Thrones or A Song of Ice and Fire franchise. The work here will not be published or sold for monetary gain, and thus does not violate any of the copyright claims and trademarks that HBO, Bantam Books, or any other company have in the franchise.