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Is there a reason we're using the -ian suffix, by the way? Wouldn't they have their own suffix or whathaveyou?
feeds@yuku.com (Syera) http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/sreply/13729 Sun, 27 Aug 2006 14:27:05 GMT <![CDATA[ Re: Language ]]> http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/reply/13728/t/Language.html#reply-13728
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Oh, and I really want Common to be a sort of flowing, Greco-Romance language originally spoken in Kyrosos, if Milady doesn't mind.


Of course I don't mind! I would have suggested it! Although I don't know about calling it anything that comes from the word 'Kyrosos.' What about something that would just mean 'The language' like 'la langue' or 'lingua' or something like that?... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (Lady of Darkness) http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/sreply/13728 Sat, 26 Aug 2006 14:58:10 GMT <![CDATA[ Re: Language ]]> http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/reply/13727/t/Language.html#reply-13727
Also, just because I like questioning things, must Orcish sound rough-and-grunty? Must we be able to tell everything about a culture just by the way its language sounds? Why can't we have peaceful people who sound Slavic? Or a war-like race with a flowing language? feeds@yuku.com (Syera) http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/sreply/13727 Fri, 25 Aug 2006 21:29:32 GMT <![CDATA[ Re: Language ]]> http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/reply/13726/t/Language.html#reply-13726
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the Night Orcs would probably speak Lilithian in an effort to be pretentious ;)

*Chuckles.* I could see that, actually. It wouldn't be entirely out of character for them. Nevertheless they do still have their very much Orcish roots which reflects in their... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (Lord DragonFang) http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/sreply/13726 Mon, 07 Aug 2006 06:57:08 GMT <![CDATA[ Re: Language ]]> http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/reply/13725/t/Language.html#reply-13725 quite a ripoff of Nahuatl. I'd imagine that the Orcs, at least, would have a bit more linguistic variation- probably something harsh and Slavic-sounding for the Northern Orcs, something more chaotic and flowing for the southern Orcs, and some sort of grand, monolithic, liturgical language for the Great Ogres- the Night Orcs would probably speak Lilithian in an... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (anacharis) http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/sreply/13725 Mon, 07 Aug 2006 04:53:09 GMT <![CDATA[ Language ]]> http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/topic/1416/t/Language.html
Common - language spoken by humans and learnt by almost everyone else (essentially English)
Lilithian - fluid and watery language spoken by lilithians
Dwarven - language spoken by dwarves
feeds@yuku.com (Ablean Buckslinger) http://seventhsanctumsector.yuku.com/topic/1416 Sun, 06 Aug 2006 22:32:21 GMT