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A little fashionably late on the uptake, their old chap? :3
OT: The vocals really make it with this one, great work from the both of you.
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The translation is on the vid descriptionSucal said:What would be a rough context of the Dovish parts.
Not a translation as such, but more what's trying to be sung.
ie Oblaan Qostiid Rein Norok 'Prophecy that they will be overcome with our fierce roars/battle cries)
Not really sure what that means. 'Gotten over' it?Squidbulb said:I'd have thought you'd have gotten over Skyrim by now.
With me it was getting bored of the game and stopped playing it. Well I've put over 120 hours in it. Now I'm bored. Kind of waiting for you to get there *hehehe*MiracleOfSound said:Not really sure what that means. 'Gotten over' it?Squidbulb said:I'd have thought you'd have gotten over Skyrim by now.
Clicked it thinking "Another Skyrim video? Ugh..."MiracleOfSound said:Snip
I have no idea what the language is called in Elder Scrolls, but in most fantasy settings I've ever come across, the language is called Draconic...SirBryghtside said:Yeah, you made that up - according to Daggerfall, it's Dragonish (I like using that word) - but in Skyrim it's just called Dragon Language.
Not really "nothing", just not TES series... which I'm fine with... since I'm not a fan of it to begin with.SirBryghtside said:Yeah, but it's never called Draconic in TES. I occasionally call it that by accident, but it's just plain wrong.
Dragonish, Dragon Language or nothing, I'm afraid.
Clannad, Robin Of Sherwood. Being Irish I know the show and the albumSomebloke said:"Gaavin, Gaaaaavin, the hooded maaan *bwoom dwouuww*" (wonder whether anyone will get the reference..)