/r/learnDothraki
A subreddit for learning Dothraki, a language from the hit series "A Song of Ice and Fire".
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Hey, I am new at this group, but I really interested in learning Dothraki, and I wanted to know, the phrase: "I missed you, moon of my life" have a literal translation?
Just thought I'd publish it here in case anyone is interested. It's free:
It sends you a word everyday and its meaning. I'm working to make it also send simple phrases where that word can be used
Hello! I need to conduct a survey for a school assignment. I have a Google Form consisting of eleven questions. The point of the survey is to see if languages (both natural and constructed) influence us. The only requirement is that you are learning (or have learned) another language. Thank you in advance for your participation!
https://forms.gle/KAbXAeAd6AfV4soN7 (the link to the Google Form)
If Dothraki sentence structure is SVO, then wouldn't the sentence "Jano ost qoraes lajakoon" translate to, "A dog bit hand warrior" instead of "A dog bit warrior's hand.". Because the warriors hand is the object and the hand belongs to the warrior?
Hello. I hope that this is the right place to ask this question, but I just finished watching Season 9, Episode 3 of The Office (US), whose episode title is "Andy's Ancestry". In the episode, Dwight offers to teach Erin the Dothraki language. As such, the language is used throughout the episode. I have looked around online, but I cannot seem to find a comprehensive translation of all of the Dothraki used in this episode, and I would be very grateful if someone could translate every line of Dothraki used in the episode.
For convenience, a transcript for the episode can we found here. As far as I know, only Dwight, Erin, and Pete speak Dothraki in this episode.
https://www.officequotes.net/no9-03.php
Dothraki does not appear before this episode. I am unsure if it appears in subsequent episodes, but I doubt that it will.
If it would help, I can ask on the Discord, but if the translation could be posted on Reddit, that would be great, because it would be publicly available to any other The Office fans who want to know the meaning of what was spoken.
Thank you.
Greetings all!
I come from a small Reddit community called 'The Encapsulated Language Project'. We are democratically creating a language which integrates as much scientific and mathematical knowledge into the language as possible. So far we've created a proto-phonology and have designed our own proto-number system. We are currently looking for new members to join and to suggest fresh ideas.
If you think this could be interesting, please join our sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/EncapsulatedLanguage/
Most of the discussion is taking place on the Discord: https://discord.com/invite/8WvgTRF
To get started on the basics, read our documentation: https://kroyxlab.github.io/elp-documentation/documentation.html
I wasn't really sure what flair applied here because there wasn't any collaboration type flairs.
All are welcome :)
Hello my fellow language learners! I am the owner of a polyglot Discord server with a fantastic community that would love to have you. We help each other learn different languages. I hope you'll enjoy your time there! Any level of language learner is welcome. Join here: https://discord.gg/ECEgpX7
Hello! This is a Discord server dedicated to language learning and teaching. We have a High Valyrian chatroom among 90 others, and to get access to the chatroom, follow the basic instructions when you join!
Come join 2,000 keen learners today! https://discord.gg/Zj3R6HS
Hi, me and a friend just made Flamingo Dothraki - a free app for teaching some cool dothraki sayings.
Would appreciate any feedback,
What would you like to see added to the app?
Thanks!
I’ve attempted accessing it over mobile for quite a few months and it’s never worked. Is it down?
Just a gentle mentioning that the community is largely active on the Discord server: https://discord.gg/punTtWF. Please feel free to join the conversation because we'd love to have you! Hajas!
Hi everyone! I do not know if you could help me. Over the last days I am trying to access the wiki page of dothraki, but I cannot. I either get a bad gateway error or I get an index page with the contents of the webpage or an error that the page is offline. Has anyone also experienced this? I tried in different computers and different networks, but still I get the same.
Thank you in advance
The Nesolat Kijinosi Tiholat (To Learn Thus to Understand) Survey is a part of a project that explores how speakers of Dothraki appreciate different languages and cultural groups.
In this survey, you will answer questions about the cultural groups and languages in Game of Thrones. If you have experience with the Dothraki language, you will also be asked about your experience with the language. Finally, you will read about several cultural traditions and answer questions. This survey will take fifteen to twenty minutes. The survey can be reached through https://tinyurl.com/DothrakiSurvey. Thank you very much for your participation!
Hello everyone,
This is my submission of an unofficial fan script for us to use when writing Dothraki, as well as my own personal fan-fiction of how this alphabet came to be. As official moderator of this subreddit, a moderator of the Dothraki Discord, translator for the Dothraki on the Amikumu UI and frequent and active member of the community, I ask that you all cast a vote on the matter.
If you like this script more than all other fan submitted writing systems and you want this to be used within the community, then cast your vote via commenting. If this is not a script you like and you think that the Carlos script or any other is better than mine and would rather see those as the fan official script, then cast your vote via commenting as well. Please vote honestly, because if this script is chosen by you all then I will be submitting it to David J Peterson for his approval.
San athchomari yerea!
Note that my final submission comes after the first generations of the script, so scroll down to the 6th photo in the gallery to see which one to vote on