Guide to Sindarin

Guide to Sindarin

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Sindarin was the Elvish language most commonly spoken in Middle Earth in the Third age. Sindarin was designed to have a Welsh like phonology and It has most of the same sounds. So if you can speak welsh you'll find it easier to learn Sindarin. No one can ever learn Sindarin fluently because it's not a complete language but you can learn some words and phrases from here. All of the words phrases I used I got from several diffrent websites. So I don't know that all of them are 100% accurate but I try to check and make sure that they are.
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This is a fan fiction of Lord of the Rings. A spine off from perspective of Eastlings. Because of their allegiance to Mordor, the Easterlings had little to do with the lands beyond its border other than to wage war. What little Middle earth knew of them was scarce and garnered from the experience gained whilst warring with the Haradrim. Together, with the Balchoth Variags and the Easterling barbarians called the Wainriders, they were as fierce in battle as Orcs and they were found to be almost as treacherous, giving no quarter when they launched their savage assaults. Physically, they were different from the fair folk of the north, being dark skinned and swarthy, sometimes riding chariots while fighting their enemies astride huge tusked animals called mumakils. Their weapons were composed of curved daggers, scimitars, spears, pikes and crossbows. This is the story of how Easterlings and Middle Earth.

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