Post by Lothiel on Feb 16, 2004 19:10:35 GMT
Wow! There has been a tremendous response in the Study-buddy thread, and to help you all get started learning, here are some resource links where you can get grammar info, verb and mutation charts, and even dictionaries.
The Council of Elrond Language Resource Section
www.councilofelrond.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=EZCMS&file=index
They have a course, verb charts, mutation charts, pronoun info, common phrases, and more available (some of it can only be accessed by members, I think, but a good portion of it is free for anyone. )
The Gwaith-i-Pethdain
www.elvish.org/gwaith/language.htm
A collection of Elvish lang links, Movie dialogue transcriptions, new translated works, reconstructed words, and all manner of grammatical info. (some of the Sindarin stuff is a bit hypothetical, so beware of what you may use)
Ardalambion
www.ardalambion.com/
The place for Middle-Earth Language info! Ardalambion boasts a complete Quenya course, three Quenya dictionaries (Quenya-English, English-Quenya, and a "reverse" dictionary for finding words that rhyme together), as well as a ton of general info. I highly recommend their Quenya info.
Lambë Eldaiva
www.xs4all.nl/~xelag/quenya.html
While their pronomial ending and verb ending charts may be a bit confusing, their wordlists of colours, geographic features, ect are very helpful!
The Sindarin Dictionary Project
www.jrrvf.com/hisweloke/sindar/index.html
The best Sindarin dictionary out there--also the place where you can download the free DragonFlame Sindarin dictionary (interactive Windows software, very cool!)
The Council of Elrond Language Resource Section
www.councilofelrond.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=EZCMS&file=index
They have a course, verb charts, mutation charts, pronoun info, common phrases, and more available (some of it can only be accessed by members, I think, but a good portion of it is free for anyone. )
The Gwaith-i-Pethdain
www.elvish.org/gwaith/language.htm
A collection of Elvish lang links, Movie dialogue transcriptions, new translated works, reconstructed words, and all manner of grammatical info. (some of the Sindarin stuff is a bit hypothetical, so beware of what you may use)
Ardalambion
www.ardalambion.com/
The place for Middle-Earth Language info! Ardalambion boasts a complete Quenya course, three Quenya dictionaries (Quenya-English, English-Quenya, and a "reverse" dictionary for finding words that rhyme together), as well as a ton of general info. I highly recommend their Quenya info.
Lambë Eldaiva
www.xs4all.nl/~xelag/quenya.html
While their pronomial ending and verb ending charts may be a bit confusing, their wordlists of colours, geographic features, ect are very helpful!
The Sindarin Dictionary Project
www.jrrvf.com/hisweloke/sindar/index.html
The best Sindarin dictionary out there--also the place where you can download the free DragonFlame Sindarin dictionary (interactive Windows software, very cool!)