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/agreedLennier wrote:Propably the reduce of the ability to learn other languages is, that the system of race languages was at the way to get destroyed by this?
What would be the benefit for elves, to use their own language, if all humans and orcs and also dwarves could understand them?
If everyone could learn every language we could better cut out all the languages and only hold common, same effect <.<
IMHO ((and, almost, not meant to be, especially, rude))
Concerning, especially, a problem of a SMALL part of the elven community.
->One learns by listening to an (almost) unknown language.
->If something is to be planned not to be understood by all listeners, it could additionally be whispered.
->If every -stroll-from-here-to-there-elf- must shout out all the secrets of shaping the words, so shall it be.
->Attempting to play a spy-like (not-human) char gets nearly impossible,
if even the -teenage-retired-one-copper-sl t- is not able to understand a single word of the human language.
Most offensive polite.
~maryday~
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Concerning, especially, a problem of a SMALL part of the elven community.
->One learns by listening to an (almost) unknown language.
->If something is to be planned not to be understood by all listeners, it could additionally be whispered.
->If every -stroll-from-here-to-there-elf- must shout out all the secrets of shaping the words, so shall it be.
->Attempting to play a spy-like (not-human) char gets nearly impossible,
if even the -teenage-retired-one-copper-sl t- is not able to understand a single word of the human language.
Most offensive polite.
~maryday~
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(°°
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Um... Just wondering if I could get some advice.
When you are learning a language (& have that first skill point) what is the best way to go about it? 'Cause my character spent an hour (no lie) trying to tell a story in ancient and didn't swirly once.
Should I try short/long sentences/short/long words, or does that matter at all? It just seems a little odd to me that for every other skill you can get your first two or three swirlies in an hour but for language it takes forever.
PS: Yes, her int is relatively high.
When you are learning a language (& have that first skill point) what is the best way to go about it? 'Cause my character spent an hour (no lie) trying to tell a story in ancient and didn't swirly once.
Should I try short/long sentences/short/long words, or does that matter at all? It just seems a little odd to me that for every other skill you can get your first two or three swirlies in an hour but for language it takes forever.
PS: Yes, her int is relatively high.
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Dude, the book has 4 pages. You read it once for the 1% skill, then again for 15% skill, then you go off and rp for an hour and read page 2 to get to 30% skill, then rp for an hour and read page 3 for 45% then go off for an hour and read page 4 for 60% skill. Then get the last 10 yourself. Or if you don't have time to sit around ig all day, you can log out and come back in four hours and read the next page.