Sindarinlessons.weebly.com Website Review

Here you will find 43 clear and concise lessons. They do not require you to have any prior knowledge of language or linguistics, just jump You will be taken from the basics of introducing yourself up to constructing your own names and being able to translate complex I am proud to say this website is free to use, and always will be. All of the information in these lessons comes from attested material (written by Tolkien) first and foremost, and any reconstructions - known as Neo-Sindarin - are always based upon rules and ideas that he came up with first. Please note that the contents of this site are revised regularly to reflect any new published notes, and thus are subject to change. If you are aged 16 or over and are interested in joining my Sindarin Discord server or having your own private tuition, please get in touch If you would like to help support me in continuing to produce content for this website there is a donate bu*ton at the bottom of the page. I Updated the MB, ND and NG word lists. Various cosmetic changes and a few minor corrections. Lessons 2-7 now have interactive quizzes! There may be words you haven't encountered before so please have the dictionary to hand. The PDF full course do*nload has been updated to version 7.3 been taken down while I make changes to the website, and will be re-uploaded with edits soon. I have started adding coloured information boxes to various pages to draw your attention to other Tolkien scholars' opinions on certain The Lessons PDF has been updated to version 7.1, and now includes all the minor changes made in 2017. A new Sindarin Phrasebook is now available to do*nload from the bu*ton link above! This has been written in the format of a travel book, to aid all those new Sindarin speakers who wish to travel to Rivendell or Lórien and be understood. To do*nload through Dropbox you can ignore the sign-up page that pops up and click the 'No thanks, continue to view' link. Lesson 20 - Future tense has been updated. The idea that I-stem verbs required I-affection in the future tense is now outdated, and the