Learn the Black Speech of Mordor: Lesson III - Intro to Verbs

[@ekaylor4104]

You just taught me more about black speech than 2 years of Spanish in 5 mins.

[@fruitykodai8068]

Same here bro, spanish is so fucking boring

[@Phelan666]

I wouldn't expect Spanish class to teach any black speech at all.

[@IPlayWithFire135]

How lol, the verbs work basically in the exact same way

[@LanguagesofMiddleEarth]

I tried to be a little more relaxed for this video's recording but I might have over done it lol

[@saxonwolf88]

PLEASE do lesson 4

[@chaircrusaders1257]

Everybody gangsta until I mispronounce Black Speech and summon a demon

[@TF2Scout..]

Witch king knocking on the door: M.O.R.D.O.R. OPEN UP!

[@JoaoSantos-cx7st]

Am I the only one thinking about daily speaking this language, but I believe there are not all words

[@MossL666]

Yeahbi was going to use it as the only language a character in a dnd game i was playing knew

[@itzaleaf405]

I am here to learn it for the meme of it, because I am gonna be playing a half-orc conquest paladin. (5e Conquest paladin's oath is like it was written by SAURON, like seriously.)

[@itzaleaf405]

I realized not everyone might know oath commandments, or where to find them, so here it is: *Douse the Flame of Hope.* It is not enough to merely defeat an enemy in battle. Your victory must be so overwhelming that your enemies’ will to fight is shattered forever. A blade can end a life. Fear can end an empire. *Rule with an Iron Fist.* Once you have conquered, tolerate no dissent. Your word is law. Those who obey it shall be favored. Those who defy it shall be punished as an example to all who might follow. *Strength Above All.* You shall rule until a stronger one arises. Then you must grow mightier and meet the challenge, or fall to your own ruin. If I learn enough black speech, I might put it's translation here too.

[@mohit13reddy]

Please continue making new videos

[@elderizback3752]

im working on learning black speech. i want to master it lol. really do. here is a few words for you Lat = you paash=can â this can mean aa two a's. buun za mir bosnauk. = was that good friend

[@danielpurll445]

I am going to comment on every single video until you make a new one

[@krista8643]

This video is fantastic! I’ve missed conjugation charts so much since starting Chinese, which doesn’t conjugate at all, and these charts are so fantastically simple, I love it! Very well explained, and very clear video, thank you! Now to learn about Black Speech pronouns... if they have any

[@Jesus-it9xf]

You should post a verb guide on all known verbs

[@siatama476]

wait you only have a few vids on your channel?! i really hope i can learn all of black speech from them lol ive taken notes of everything so far and i had hoped you had much more this is great lol ive written all my notes in runic so i killed two birds with one stone in practicing both languages

[@DarkPrinceOfClowns]

Is there any chance you can be convinced to create a lesson on the ancient Sith language someday? (Cuz I can't find a single lesson on it. And I really would like learning those darker languages.) Sindarin has like a million other people teching them. And would you consider creating some videos that aimed to teach more vocabulary? There is alot to say for the methode in which one learns by listenings to how words are used in different ways, kinda like how a child learns to speak. And listening lessons are really important when it comes to speak any language.

[@LanguagesofMiddleEarth]

Very interesting! I was thinking about the possibilities of expanding the languages taught outside of ME, but I haven’t decided on that. As for listening lessons, if another conlang channel would want to do a podcast at some point I feel that would be an appropriate and fun avenue for that!

[@plagueproject9442]

I will definingly be following this

[@plagueproject9442]

this is a great thing you are doing!

[@srh2494]

Need more lessons plz

[@Cerasuss]

Any idea where to find black speech dictionary now when LOS website is gone?

[@808reaper7]

Found something ?

[@angrypredator2704]

Why isn't this channel continuing ?

[@LanguagesofMiddleEarth]

Because I am extremely busy, I should be able to resume work soonish!

[@glek3197]

the link to LOS does not working anymore seems to

[@wintermelon6390]

At your command my lord 👿

[@knightsturntable1035]

Thank you.

[@hannaholmberg3054]

I know the chance you'll answer this is small, but if the sentence instead was "uruk akhat azat akashuga", how would we know if it's "the orc agree to kill the hobbit" or "a orc agree to kill the hobbit"? Or do we just have to guess? I mean, in that sentence there isn't really a way to know if it's "a hobbit" or "the hobbit" either, right?

[@LanguagesofMiddleEarth]

Great question! BS has no definite or indefinite articles so it is completely ambiguous and can only truly be understood given the context of what’s being said! -LME

[@duellover3047]

What about the lesson for past sense?

[@fightyfish1779]

in the examples you give, the verbs are all present tense, but you said that they are regular, is this a mistake or am I missing something?

[@doofensquid8121]

Thanks

[@nicomagnetto8]

part 4????? master????

[@bindunair6404]

Best🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂

[@bindunair6404]

Love this language

[@honganos]

Sindarin

[@aseaofhoney4171]

It sounds like Hungarian.

[@boospook6476]

Azat nazgul

[@veebuk8522]

Az nazgûl

[@Sanedit7]

Agbû nazgûl

[@TheRealFernancoTachanka]

Talion akut uruk

[@陈天雄-i6w]

作者真是六六六。

[@J666RR]

This lesion is literally Hebrew grammar 101 😂

[@nakitsukikuronuma]

I feel like pronouns should have been included in this lesson

[@KingBearmane]

Sindarin