[TRANS] High Valyrian Compilation Season 1 FULL | House of The Dragon

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00:00 E1
02:19 E2
03:53 E4
05:36 E5
06:32 E1-E5 (no transcript)
12:14 E6
13:07 E7
17:13 E8
18:42 E10
18:44 Daemon sings for Vermithor a song "Hāros Bartossi" (With Three Heads)
20:27 Vhagar vs. Arrax
Subbed by me
Original Translation by David Peterson (Creator of High Valyrian Language for Got & HOTD)

[@CineThread]

Which character do you think have the best High Valyrian tongue? I personally think it's the Dragonkeeper elder (02:20) or Emma D'arcy's Rhaenyra🙌

[@jadefcx9912]

Emma, Milly and Matt for me ❤ but they are all amazing !!

[@ud1819]

Emma speaks it as if it is their mother tongue

[@parklinkin6624]

Daemon and Rhaenyra's high Valyrian sounds like Russian/Ukranian/Slavic. Luke's sounds hispanic whereas Aemond (older) sounds like Japanese. They all speak differently.

[@juss.]

Grey worm.

[@fernandolouv]

Dragonkeeper 12:41

[@black53342]

Emma's rich voice with high valyrian is a blessing to the ears.

[@grimmywizard]

Little Rhaenyra and Lucerys have the best Valyrian tongue.

[@oweryfh9551]

@@grimmywizardfinally someone said about lucerys. Milly is also nailed it

[@CW-rx2js]

​@@grimmywizard actually Milly sometimes brings the English accent. Emma's is best, it's just that they ddn't give her more dialogues in Valyrian

[@nicolep.9212]

Totally! This last episode when she called on vermithor too 🤌

[@saerwentabris3621]

She sounds so regal.

[@jacqueline6650]

Milly's High Valyrian sounds sooooo good

[@BigTulsa]

It does but I like Emma's WAY better...

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

@@BigTulsa Emma nails her khs and zhs perfectly. It's really pleasing to the ears.

[@Carbon2861996]

Milly has a problem with ñ but otherwise soulds silky

[@Beatmyguest001]

I love both of theirs. Milly’s is younger and a bit more forceful as she’s sort of biting out some of the words but still has command. Emma’s is like velvet, now truly comfortable speaking in the tongue.

[@BigTulsa]

Fun fact from DLP: the symbols on Rhaenyra and Daemon's foreheads during the ceremony in ep 7 are Valyrian glyphs. On Rhaenrya it's for fire, on Daemon it's for blood.

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Glyph like Ancient Egyptian!?

[@BigTulsa]

@@Nicholas_Chen_ essentially yes.

[@SalemsForgottenWitch]

Saw that too

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@BigTulsa Interesting, so Valyrian is a language with both conventional letters as well as Glyphs?

[@francescapatti2934]

​@@thalmoragent9344 I think theres probably a distinction between the ancient Valyrians and the Doom and post doom ones. Like how Mychenean Greece was different from acient Greece.

[@lilyjames367]

15:31 - 16:17 damn the language itself is already very pleasant to my ears, but hearing it in Emma D'Arcy's unique and silky smooth voice is just *chefs kiss*

[@taytayqueen7024]

Sexiest proposal scene in history of ever

[@user-jh1dz6oi1p]

​@@taytayqueen7024My fave along Aragorn and Arwen's ❤

[@Cc_da_targaryen]

Ikr!!!!!

[@Beatmyguest001]

Her ‘the Velaryons’s are of the sea but you and I are made of fire. We have always been meant to burn together” goes HARD. Especially the first line when she looks out to sea, it just sounds so gorgeous.

[@pedropadilha7587]

Emma, Elliot and the actor that plays Vaemond Velaryon are the best High Valyrian speakers. The way they pronounce the words and the R’s is so good.

[@thalmoragent9344]

Who's Elliot, again? Lucerys? But yes, I agree with the other 2 for sure, amazing

[@daeyanyra]

Yes....

[@AmaraEmme]

And the actors that play the dragon handlers imo

[@happilyevernever4289]

Milly too. In some instances.

[@INFEDnoX]

I could listen to Emma D'Arcy speak High Valyrian all day.

[@cheyennem9218]

Emma makes it really sound like a living language. Incredible.

[@taylor9131]

Rhaenyra’s kids turned out so respectful and kind😢

[@Alejojojo6]

Yeah they were bullies till adulthood.

[@julio.C.A.]

​@@Alejojojo6 I think it was more due to Aegon II's influence. Then they calmed down over the years.

[@Karlsefnii]

Lucerys was mad annoying

[@MenelikTheFirst]

A court language is actually very common in medieval history. English kings spoke the French of their forefathers, the Ottoman nobles kept Persian alive for centuries at court. I guess in an environment that treacherous, a shorthand no one can overhear is pretty valuable.

[@TheeLadyDivine]

Yup, the Russian Imperial Family/Court also spoke French.

[@camiloordonez4906]

A lot of courts still spoke Latin in the early middle ages.

[@mvdum29]

Emma's High Valyrian scratches such a good itch in my brain. They manage to say it with such emotion, I get carried along with the desperation in the delivery

[@martythetickler]

GRRM says he meant High Valyrian to sound like liquid. Whatever that means, I think David J. Peterson nailed it.

[@izzypedal6371]

totally. david is such an amazing linguist and conlanger, i'm so happy that hotd gave an opportunity for them to keep expanding the language!!!

[@annauluna3108]

Rhaenyra’s high Valyrian is very fluent. Love her high Valyrian accent

[@thegreatid3595]

"You cannot live your life in fear or you will forsake the best parts of it" Best quote in the series.

[@melzamora11]

The more fluent pronunciation it's always been Elliot's to me, it sounds perfect

[@thalmoragent9344]

Which one is Elliot, again?

[@eons8941]

@@thalmoragent9344 The actor who plays lucerys

[@samirmuhammad1781]

I don't know. Emma D'arcy has clearly the most fluent sounding accent im valyrian.

[@gguktae3502]

Exactly, it seems natural on him!

[@happilyevernever4289]

​​@@gguktae3502 yeah. The kid doesn't only sound good but it actually seems like a real language because his body language doesn't look like he's saying something unusual.

[@Luna_Sutton]

Daemon and Rhaenyra used to speak it in literally every scene together before the time jump when they were alone. I wonder why that stopped?? Emma did but he responded normally. didn't understand why

[@naruske97]

I read someone comment that maybe after Rhaenyra got married and lost contact with Daemon she stoped speaking it as much as before ,and that would explain too why Luke and Jace did not speak it fluently even if they are teens and Rhae at their age could

[@Luna_Sutton]

@@naruske97 but in ep 7 she's the one who speaks it fluently to Daemon and he responds in English and ep 8 she still knows and is teaching Jace. it was daemon who stopped. but I think the fact that they filmed in reverse and hadn't nailed down that it was a core part of their relationship at that point of filming.

[@happylife4471]

They didn't always speak it even when they were young. Only in specific situations, I guess. Mostly when they're surrounded by people and want privacy.

[@BigTulsa]

Both (if not all three if you include Milly) have said that HV is Daemon and Rhaenyra's 'love language'. That makes sense.

[@princeofdatny]

@@cylr5159 What you mean? Like they filmed the last episodes first?

[@naruske97]

Elliot has such a pretty pronunciation!

[@Seronu]

Milly's and Emma's high Valyrian is exceptionally pronounced and fluent. It is such a rich language, and flows like silk from them both; one could really believe that they grew up using this language they are so good.

[@mugetsu8580]

Vermithors entrance with Daemon singing in High Valerian was badass

[@hopinglikeplath20]

Milly commands the valyrian language like no one else!! I really miss her!!

[@alexissimpson5819]

Emma was better and Milly is still alive. How can you miss her?

[@hopinglikeplath20]

​@@alexissimpson5819Emma was good but we only got like 2-3 scenes of them speaking the language, and that those instances where they do speak it didn't leave an impact to me as much as how Milly used it in almost every episode. Just my personal opinion. I love them both. I do feel hopeful for S2, look forward to seeing more of Emma speaking the language. (ps. i meant that i miss milly in the show lol😅)

[@happilyevernever4289]

Yeah, I especially love her Dracarys bit! That command is unbeatable with her accent! But she does fall short sometimes when it's an extended conversation. I'd say that's where Emma really shines.

[@RisticXMMII]

Lucerys' (Elliot's) High Valyrian sounds so rich to me; his intonation and trills are very pleasing to the ear

[@francescapatti2934]

I hope we hear more high Valyrian in season 2. I love the way it sounds !

[@brunosantana9198]

im too

[@forcecaptainoverlordsuprem2964]

Must be happy

[@francescapatti2934]

@@forcecaptainoverlordsuprem2964 ohhh is there more Valyrian? 😊 I havent had the time to watch it yet (Uni exams, so no spoilers😂)

[@forcecaptainoverlordsuprem2964]

@@francescapatti2934 wish you success (you'll enjoy this season for sure)

[@brandonrooney5106]

I hate that we only hear viserys speak Valyrian once. You would think that being the huge nerd he is that he would speak in it more often.

[@alinecalves]

Rhaenyra: I need you uncle Kastoti mērpī naejuragon koston daor Īlvor ānogri īlot letagon Hae aegot ērynī zyhom mandyma hāedroma Ñyhus valzyrys belmōr aōma issarome Ñuho drīvo bē epvor lykemiluks, va mōriot Velaria emboñar issi Yn ao nykē Perzōni iksi Hen prānot hae mēry zālagon indīliks Daemon: You had me at ‘I need you, uncle’

[@AB-dg4ve]

Paddy Considine is unexpectedly good and natural but Milly Alcock's voice is so musical. Love em both

[@princeofdatny]

Makes me wish we had scenes of Viserys teaching Dany her valyrian…but then it would take away the impact of the Unsullied moment in S3

[@Seronu]

Dany had been speaking high Valyrian since she was old enough to. Her and Viserys would have grown up, not just being taught, but actually using the language as their mother tongue.

[@izzypedal6371]

@@Seronui actually really love the high valyrian reveal so much because of this. ofc dany's mother tongue is valyrian, she's grown up completely in essos and in places where people still speak regional varieties and have the language deeply woven into their cultures. she would have gotten more use out of it than any targaryen in recent history, and i like to headcannon that she probably even had an accent when speaking westerosi common when she was younger. i also love that emelia, milly, and emma all sound so fluent and comfortable, it really makes the rhaenyra and dany parallels for me.

[@jenn8529]

Emma’s voice is so beautiful

[@Arkham.H.]

istg matt smith's voice sound dope speaking high valyrian

[@linneaglimmergard8503]

If there is going to be a season 2, I hope it will feature more conversations in High Valyrian. I would like to see Rhaenyra and her children converse in High Valyrian.

[@caeizr]

You’re absolutely right!

[@user-bj2gc1yu1h]

Очень красиво говорят и звучит когда Рейнирк с Демоном общается в тронном зале

[@shivamthiagarajan6199]

The Valyrian wedding ceremony is so hauntingly beautiful, a true union of souls, unlike other weddings in the ASOIAF world.

[@drummertp12]

When Rhaenyra sais "velaria emboñar issi" something happens with the music in the background that makes my brain tingle. Just a wonderful scene and emma has a glorious voice.

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

Those dragon keepers who work in the dragon pits must be decendants of Valyrians or have dragon blood if the dragons listen and cooperate with them. And since they speak Valyrian fluently

[@willhyde5026]

I think it is less to do with the blood of the dragonkeepers, and more to do with the riders of the dragons. The dragons are smart, they understand that their riders entrust them to the care of these keepers who do not have the same bond with them. So I personally believe that the dragons only obey the dragonkeepers, and even then reluctantly, because it is the wish of their riders that they do. If a dragonkeeper and a rider of a dragon gave contrasting commands, the rider would be obeyed over the keeper.

[@liamcollins9183]

​@@willhyde5026 some of them could be dragonseeds recruited from Dragonstone, Driftmark and Kings Landing, I'm sure there's plenty of those around

[@IdkIdk-gw3qo]

@@liamcollins9183 hey can u tell me why valeryians can also ride the dragon like i am just watching house of the dragon first will watch got later i thought only targareyns can ride and control dragon?

[@liamcollins9183]

@@IdkIdk-gw3qo it's not 100% clear if all Valyrian blood makes it easier to ride dragons or just blood from a dragonlord house like the Targaryens. The Velaryons weren't dragon riders until the children of Corlys Velaryon and Rhaenys Targaryen, and the Celtigars and Qoherys' never rode dragons, so I'd lean towards needing blood from a dragonlord house. The counter to this though, is Addam of Hull claiming Seasmoke, as he was a bastard of Corlys, with no Targaryen blood that we're aware of.

[@tiredfey]

@@IdkIdk-gw3qo the real answer is that the Velaryon's are a vassal house of the Targaryen's, they both come from Valyria. Dragonstone and Driftmark are both at sea, these houses have had many generations of intermarrying. Seems like George R.R. Martin always had the Targaryen's split between the Red Keep and Dragonstone.

[@BigTulsa]

Something very small but noticed by those learning HV on the course, is that the use of the HV word 'jorrāelza' typically means 'love', however in the usage Daemon uses it around 1:38 I think it probably should be 'ajorrāelza', as that translates better to 'needs'.

[@MysteryGaymer]

I’m learning it too, I’ve loved recognizing certain words and phrases

[@soundsqueerbutokay]

Young and Adult Rhaenyra are top notch, but Lucerys' High Valyrian is such a surprise ❤️ I wish I could hear more from him

[@hafsahassan394]

Yes Luc's pronunciation is top notch. Pity there is only one scene. He is better than Jace. Probably had Daemon teaching him on Dragonstone

[@indigovinyl2445]

Really wanted to hear Rhaenys speaking Valyrian!

[@hafsahassan394]

Yes me too! Rheanys is the only Targaryen who was raised to be queen by Alysanne and her parents. She should definitely know HV.

[@selenamartinez2493]

Daemon laughing at Vaemind because he refuses to shed any blood during his wife’s funeral and the mother of his daughters. Like vaemond be for real

[@hafsahassan394]

I think he laughs because Vaemond uses a funeral to raise the point of Rhaenyra's boys not being Velaryon blood. And the writers want us to think Daemon is evil for laughing at the funeral of the wife he genuinely loved.

[@jezeannwilliams1145]

I think he remembered an inside joke that he shared with Laena

[@gcinamadonsela6193]

Larys understands Valyrian 👀🙆🏽‍♂️ Bro totally knew what Daemon was laughing at, he wasn't just reacting

[@sylvainmarc2638]

They must had hard times to remember those lines 🤣😂

[@heyzeereey]

i remember Emma saying in an interview that even tho they’re not shooting and just being outside the sets, Matt and Emma still converge in High Valerian just so they can still remember the language and still practice its accents so it will come off as natural when they’re playing as Daemon and Rhaenyra again. And Emma also add that her and Matt shared a secret language thru HV😅

[@happilyevernever4289]

​@@heyzeereey wait, they really do say those lines accurately? I'll be damned! I'm gonna start learning high Valyrian right now!

[@heyzeereey]

@@happilyevernever4289 yep! its an interview with them and Olivia

[@jasphersamson3772]

On 15:54, she’s actually saying "Ñuhys drīvo nāqopsa āhibiluks daor." Production changed it.

[@BigTulsa]

I've been trying to sound that out for weeks now. You are a gentleperson AND a scholar!

[@BigTulsa]

And listening more I think she's actually using 'drives' instead of 'drivo'.

[@jasphersamson3772]

@@BigTulsa You're right, I can hear "drives".

[@BigTulsa]

@@jasphersamson3772 it also sounds like she added something to it, like she's really saying "Ñuhys drīves nāqopsa se āhibiluks daor.". Maybe she got carried away, as that 'se' (which translates to 'and') really doesn't belong.

[@jasphersamson3772]

@@BigTulsa It sounded like a mistake to me cause I heard nāqopsosa.

[@miguelvideira8885]

They should just make the whole show in Valyrio.

[@user-ix1rp9ff3p]

then the Valyrian Freehold prequel then

[@leti_ci_a]

Thank you for this 🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌

[@chasedavis8132]

Rhaenyra, we was always meant to burn together! 🐉🔥🐉

[@perlyshell]

emma's voice is so good pls 😭

[@Cheremiyn]

Milly speaks it closest to what the creator intended for it to sound like.

[@happilyevernever4289]

How do you know that? Did GRRM say that in an article?

[@happilyevernever4289]

​@AndreCoelho-cd2zt totally. I don't why he looks like and sounds like he's speaking a real language but he does.

[@juanignacioarriagadawurth8527]

18:45 Daemon sing in in high valyria to tame vermithor like they did valyria is just cold🔥🥶

[@tattedbaddiiee802]

Am I the only one that loves Luke’s high Valyrian?

[@gwenmitchell9306]

I love learning this language. They do keep the translations very well!

[@drewlabourene]

I love how the captions translate the high valyrian.

[@alexone8338]

I'm starting to think they had Lithuanian in mind when making this language.

[@SpookyDisneyPrincess]

If so, that’s amazing. I’m of Lithuanian descent and love this series

[@lobae9638]

That Vermithor scene tho ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@user-fl1qs4rm2n]

Thank youuu

[@BigTulsa]

I'm still trying to figure out what Emma's Rhae says when the actual translation is "ñuho drīvo bē epvor lykemiluks. Va mōriot." (any questions regarding my claim would be silenced. Forever.). The actual subtitled translation is not that as well as her actual spoken Valyrian is different (my claim would not be so easily challenged). I'm in the middle of the Duolingo course but I could not find any of those words in DLP's wiki English/Valyrian dictionary that would be sufficient.

[@stoneydavid5189]

Trying to figure that out too.😅

[@RhaenyraT2001]

Could you please write the whole dialogue in high valyrian Please Iam trying to learn it but cannot find it anywhere Would be a great help Thanks

[@BigTulsa]

@@stoneydavid5189 Looks like someone above figured it out: "Ñuhys drīvo nāqopsa āhibiluks daor.". Ñuhys=My; drīvo = truth (in this form though it probably means reason); nāqopsa=basics (in this instance it probably means 'easy'); āhibiluks=to challenge; daor=this is always a negating phrase in HV, so 'not'..

[@BigTulsa]

@@RhaenyraT2001 turn on the CC in the video; the uploader here has provided the HV text above the English translation.

[@alinecalves]

Seven blessings to you for this video my lord/lady

[@linneaglimmergard8503]

Seven blessings to you too

[@carmacksanderson3937]

12:39 I could listen to this dragonkeeper speaking High Valyrian all day it came out so well in his baritone voice, excellent work from the actor

[@vitopellegrini6773]

I love that some of the best dialogues are in Valyrian

[@yourmumschancla3953]

Viserys trying to watch them both during the dance suspicious as all fuck😂

[@jaimemartinez8564]

If you turn on the subtitles, it is actually translate Valyrian

[@khayalsalmanzade6250]

I wanna have the rhaenyra’s speech to daemon tattooed on my arm. The part where she says we are made of fire, we were always meant to burn together. But I can’t find the text in high valyrian. Does anybody know how it is spelled?

[@pontshopriscilla]

Saw this from another comment here. If you turn on the subtitles, Rhaenyra's speech is written in high valyrian and also translated to English

[@samwell6915]

Listening in high valyrian ☺️

[@ty-zz9ic]

Does anyone hear the daor at the end of %80 of the sentences lmao

[@a.j.1819]

Because it’s a grammatical negation. It means “not”, so obviously you’ll hear it a lot.

[@Monica-op4ev]

Thanks for ending the video there

[@cscunha95]

Love how Daemon pronounces the "y" as a german ü rather than an "ee" sound like the others

[@chrismichael6048]

" Look! It's Dr. Who and 10% Dany! " - QUACK! QUACK! QUACK! QUACK! QUACK! QUACK!

[@nunodossantos6269]

Bisa jāhor dohaeragon rūsīr issa valyrīha, kirimvose.👍

[@ambrevigneron5911]

I’ve learned some of the dragons’ names in High Valyrian: 2:57 Ēdrurzo = Dreamfyre 12:47 Vēsperzomy = Sunfyre

[@Sandmouse6942]

Vesper is the greek hot evening sun, and perzys sounds like 'pyros', fire, but more slavic. I think Valyrian is mixed using many european languages, and depending on the speaker it can sound more celtic, slavic, finnish, greek or latin. Valyrians seem to be created using the concept of the Aryan race, which includes our celts, germans(norse,anglo), slavs, and blends even into india and persia (call themselves irani=aryans.) (hindi is related to european tongues) People try discrediting the vast Aryan myths by renaming them "indo-european" and trying to give hitler too much of a role in them, he only discovered and horribly misused the knowledge, or stories at least. Zoraster, among the first prophets of a solar monotheistic religion of abrahamic type, referred to caucasia-persia as "aryanem vaeja" or the great aryan place, in the irani gathas, which are ~5,000 years old. Many myths also place emphasis on 'hyperborea' ('far-north') and fair-colored people when referring to aryan identity, this is represented even now in fictions like skyrim with the nords of atmora, or in song of ice+fire as the axe of the andals (angles/nords) before they settled andalos. Whether the fair skinned and fair haired northeners were the original aryans, they/we seem to be a central core or expression of that at least. Valyrians act like this old condensed form of that, but even more unique aryans for being nearly albino. Native americans also use the four cornered medicine wheel to elementally place europeans as the race of fire, -not only for inventing fire-powered machines- being that zoroastrian persians (very magic-heavy aryans) worshipped fire, canaanites liked fire too, and romans and greeks were uplifted by those societies, and acted in the same vein of fiery or dragon-like. They all used dragon heraldry and symbols, from saxons and romans to assyria-mesopotamia. Chinese invented fireworks, they may not be aryan but they are still in the repto-dragon cultural sphere, of the mid-latitude east, like the mid-latitude west or aryans, connected through persia and india. (semitic people of north africa>arabia>caucasus may have aryan blood, strong or mixed to whatever extent, and they may have replaced a bit of the more original aryan blood that was in turkey and persia, and i believe indians are south-asian base with aryan blood mixed in, just look at pakistanis, and green-eyed afghans) It gets crazier if you even take it further into prospective conspiracy theories, that reptilians related to and including dragons have influenced mankind, in east asia, but especially through the Mesopotamia area and Aryan/european culture and genetics, namely rh-negative blood (lacks the rhesus-monkey factor, the ape marker, being more reptilian, hypothetically), which is most prominent in pale aryan people, which would also explain why cultures from europe to east asia -in the central almost latitudinal corridor of aryan-to-east asian cultures that speak of dragons- are more fiery, passionate, and prone to expand and progress, even to their own detriment, and sometimes more megalomaniacal, and "cold-blooded". This reptilian blood theory also connects to how in SoIaF, Valyrians sometimes show strong reptilian dracoid features in their young fetuses. So tl:dr, Valyrians are core european-aryan, roman-persian dragon-blooded mage-vikings, kinda elf-like and even more magical and mysterious for being albinos, with the very good and very bad expressions of draconic blood and fire, polarized and intense like a dragon, reflecting or based in our own world's truth to some extent. And while i've dove into these ideas and i do believe them, and they hold objectively true at some level, it is only describing my own blood and history, and the european one which has become a major influence across the world. It doesn't downplay the fact that humans are a single but many-branched tree, each branch having its own origin in divinity or even e.t.'s, their own beauty and magic and version of a story with their own affinities that may overlap. But with affinities, like astrology, of course it is not always exclusive but often expressed across gradients, though certain individuals or groups have a stronger representation of it than others, giving them their unique affinity or identity, even if only as a dominant average of the group that stands out in the world.

[@Sandmouse6942]

In my head Valyrian is somehow adapted to be like how dragons or reptiles would speak like harry potter with parseltongue commanding or parlaying serpents more easily by vibing with their own tongues and natures. And historically, dragons are called serpents, just look at caraxes and syrax. If any languages in our own world are closer to reptilian ones, they would be for sure Sumerian, Hittite, maybe greek and latin, and to some extent chinese or japanese, if you think about speaking as a reptile with ~no lips. And all these cultures are strongly connected to symbols and ideas of dragons, so you never know. And in Middle-Earth, the black speech, is largely based on hurrian, close to hittite and sumerian. Babylon had a golden dragon on its sapphire gate, and sumerians were taught by the 'annunaki' which some say is a catch-all for e.t., but that theirs were reptilians. Solar gods, the most popular type, are often given attribute or relation to dragons, like inti-quetzalcoatl, the east asian dragon kings from heaven, the uraeus of egypt, and Mushushu of marduk, who is enlil, son of anu and part of the solar trinity. Also, hindus -who's solar Shiva has the king of nagas Shesha-, believe that fire has many forms, incuding flames, lightning, pure light, and the sun, which ties in to the targaryans nicely. (also targe-aryans, targe is a shield of solar symbology used by gaelics-germans, who are like the valyrians part of the core aryan race) Blessings of the solar dragon's light

[@kurhanchyk]

ēdrurzys and vēsperzys are nominative forms. forms heard in speech are in oblique cases

[@lucasfv1357]

You know... it reminds me of the gibberish (but melodious) words in Hollow Knight. Well, the Pale King WAS a wyrm...

[@strangerrrrrrr]

dragon keepers speak it so much more natural

[@le_marc]

The only thing I want to complain is vowel length. There is barely any vowel length distinction here at all... but props to the actors for pulling this off

[@izzypedal6371]

i know!!!!!!! but i also get that for native english speakers it's kind of hard to get in running speech, but i think it wouldve been cool to hear!

[@lagadema16]

00:06 he said "Doharas", but Aemond, Lucarys, and Dany say more likely to "Dohayres".

[@Sandmouse6942]

It kinda reflects how valyrian is like many european languages, or a more original and unseparated aryan tongue with reptilian mixed in. 'Do-hay-rahs' or 'Do-ha-ras' (Dohaeras) sounds closer to babylon-area semitic languages or maybe greek or germanic, and 'Do-hai-ras' or 'Do-hai-res' also could be eastern, but sounds phonetically pronounced, like latin. ("Hae"= Ha-eh / Ha-e ; like laetor 'la-e-tor' or 'laietor') In my head Valyrian is somehow adapted to be like how dragons or reptiles would speak -like harry potter with parseltongue- commanding or parlaying serpents more easily by vibing with their own tongues and natures. And historically, dragons are called serpents, just look at caraxes and syrax. If any languages in our own world are closer to reptilian ones, they would be for sure Sumerian, Hittite, maybe greek and latin, and to some extent chinese or japanese, if you think about speaking as a reptile with ~no lips. And all these cultures are strongly connected to symbols and ideas of dragons, so you never know. And in Middle-Earth, the black speech, is largely based on hurrian, close to hittite and sumerian. Babylon had a golden dragon on its sapphire gate, and sumerians were taught by the 'annunaki' which some say is a catch-all for e.t., but that theirs were reptilians. Solar gods, the most popular type, are often given attribute or relation to dragons, like inti-quetzalcoatl, the east asian dragon kings from heaven, the uraeus of egypt, and Mushushu of marduk, who is enlil, son of anu and part of the solar trinity. Also, hindus -who's solar Shiva has the king of nagas Shesha-, believe that fire has many forms, incuding flames, lightning, pure light, and the sun, which ties in to the targaryans nicely. (also targe-aryans, targe is a shield of solar symbology used by gaelics-germans, who are like the valyrians part of the core aryan race) Blessings of the solar dragon's light

[@meliastamps854]

3:27 I love her pronunciation here

[@juanibaigorria]

La única palabra que les reconozco es "Daor" y ni siquiera se que significa 😂😂😂

[@amandanguyen390]

FYI, it means “no” or “not”, roughly translated. Usually put at the end of the sentence.

[@NalediLethepa]

I love this show ❤❤❤

[@saaa-ev5mb]

No one can compete with Emilia Clarke"s high valyrian...

[@Divine_Chareka]

Emma kills it

[@jaehaerys9194]

I envy people that speak trills…

[@monablues5816]

I won’t be bother if this show was made in High valaryian and I have to read subtitles

[@afriendlygoblin]

learning until i can understand all this perfectly without subtitles

[@chaib.1867]

Lucerys and Rhynaera young and old are the best..wish could have heard more from Lucerys...

[@shutterchick79]

Didn't Rhaenyra and Daemon always, in their guts, want to marry each other?

[@ahmedkarim24]

Demon ☝🏼🔥

[@erwinrommelfernandez4432]

they had been talking a lot of Daor, what does it means?

[@Vikingchad3317]

Who here is logged on Duolingo, trying to learn this? 👇

[@abigray8585]

21:07 No control over the dragons, both lost their dragons.

[@nikajcm2155]

Nice

[@mustikatieka2162]

Rahynerya and daemond with high Valyrian language is my Fav

[@Carlton662]

My question is can the other Valyrian house, the velaryons, also understand high Valyrian? I assume rhaenys can because she was born and raised Targaryen, but idk about vaemond and corlys

[@marwanali4878]

Vaemond gave the ulegy In high valriyan so it's safe to assume that the Velaryons know it as well

[@alenaschuler65]

Prinzessin rhaenys kann auch hochvalyrich. Dursch ihren Vater

[@MISsFaBuLoUsY]

Emm’s High Valyrian doesn’t sound Valyrian( but Milly’s Valyrian is amazing 😮🔥 Elliots also amazing 🔥

[@gokith1119]

i believe that speaking the language in an Italian or Spanish accent is the right way to do it

[@championjdg]

what happen to the scene with dragon keepers in opening?

[@michaelyohanes2782]

Nothing happen bro

[@championjdg]

no when the dragon land and they walk it into the dragonpit@@michaelyohanes2782

[@catelingatt9693]

Its where they park the dragons in King's Landing. The Dragonpit was made for the dragons and dragonkeepers are responsible for looking after them.@@championjdg

[@filianoreboreal2595]

I wonder how the green feel when the whole familly speak around them with out understand a word

[@AmaraEmme]

Were Laenor and Laena’s ‘dracarys’s so bad that they just didn’t count? 😂 Edit: I made a ranking of the characters’ pronunciation for fun. This list isn’t the most fair for 2 reasons: 1) because sometimes I was comparing characters that only said one word to characters that had entire scenes of dialogue and therefore had more opportunities to mispronounce, and 2) because it doesn’t take into account how an actor can make the language feel more real because of the context of the scene (for instance, my second and fifth picks speak in ceremonial contexts, whereas the others speak in emotional and/or everyday conversations). 1. Dragonkeepers 2. Maester who married Rhaenyra and Daemon 3. Adult Rhaenyra 4. Older Lucerys (my personal favorite, brought down only by his pronunciation of ‘daor’) 5. Vaemond 6. Viserys 7. Young Rhaenyra 8. Older Jacerys 9. Maester teaching Older Jacerys 10. Daemon 11. Laena 12. Younger Jacerys 13. Younger Aemond 14. Older Aemond 15. Laenor

[@erickcapotefigueredo7352]

You and I are made of fire, we were meant to burn together ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lexysraymont9627]

Eliott and Emma are clearly the best ❤ Eliot has it so well we could presume Luke is totally fluent contrary to Jace.

[@lauuporiett]

I found one mystske in the traduction, jorraelza meens loves, is "your father loves you"

[@juss.]

Issa, Arli tõma gēlos issa.... 🎯

[@br9524]

Muito satisfatório ouvir a Milly falando em alto Valyriano

[@marklowe2608]

ugghh that "dracarys" of rhaenyra 🤩

[@kiwayii9914]

0:28 throne 3:09 egg

[@justinhamilton8647]

Can a linguist compare the Targaryens’ Valyrian to Daenerys’ Valyrian