Learn Elvish Travel Sentences In 6 Minutes | Sindarin Phrases 

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Some opinons: - _Mas anirach baded_ 'Where do you want to go'. Mas in this case seems to be a neologism based of Quenya _masse,_ which is problematic for two reasons: Firstly it uses the Quenya locative '-sse' which didn't leave any marks in Sindarin as far as we know. Secondly _masse_ means 'where' in the sense 'where are we' but not as in 'Where (= whither) do you want to go'. _Anirach_ seems to be a form of _aníra-_ 'to desire' so it should contain a long í, also '-ch' for singular you is rather debatable, it's based of an entirely untranslated single sentence where it could be very well just some (dual) form of 'we', whereas -l/-g for formal/informal you are attested in several clear places. _Badad_ seems to be an attempt as a gerund for 'pad-' but for basic verbs the suffix is '-ed'. My best guess for the sentence would be _Navan anírol/anírog paded/padrad_ 'Where-to do you (formal/informal) desire to go (pad-/padra-)' - _Man gonoded eraid derithach_ 'How long will you stay, lit. What counting of rising will you stop'. Except for the '-ch' and '-ith' instedad of '-ath' for the future the grammar seems fine but the semantics are rather nonsensical. Offering _Trî lû van sí dhorthathol/g_ 'Through what time will you stay here' or more pragmatically _Mallú 'waethof_ 'When will we leave' - _în_ is a 'Elvish century', so 144 years, at least if you go by the connection with Quenya _yén._ For 365 days you could use the neologisms _coranor_ (solar year lit. sun-round) or _lóran_ (seasonal year, lit. growth-cycle) - _Mas athradannech_ 'Where did you travle'. Again _mas_ though here only the first argument applies, and again '-ch'. I'd say _Mivan athradannol/g_ but I'm a bit reluctant about _mivan_ in this case. It litterdaly means in-what but I hope for enough grammaticalisation for this word so that it can cover this case as well. _mi haid vain_ 'in what places' would be slightly safer. - _Aphado nin_ nothing wrong here except for pronunciation aphado should be af-fa-do. 'Ph' is used inside words to represent 'ff' in the beginning or end it stands for single 'f', never for p + h though. - _Na-den pedim ad_ 'Until we speak again. It's fine but Sindarin shows a tendency to prefix adverbs onto the main verb maybe _abedif_. - _Mas bedithach laer hen_ 'Where will you go this summer' Again _mas_, again '-ch', again '-ath' instead of '-ith'. _Glenna-_ 'travle' is perhaps better than _ped-_ 'walk, go by foot'. '_In_ this summer' needs some preposition in Sindarin IMO. Therefore _Navan 'lennathol/g mi laer hen_

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Hey bro. In your other Elvish video you said farewell is Novaer, however in the blessings video you said it's Navaer. Is there a difference?

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