Lord of the Rings

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Hello fellow Middle-Earth enthusiasts! I'm Difo from Jakarta, Indonesia. I've been a LOTR fan since I was a teenager. It's great to be here with people who share the same passion. Does anyone else fancy the Elvish languages as much as I do?

It's fascinating how Tolkien crafted Sindarin and Quenya, isn't it? I'm still trying to master them! By the way, who's your favorite Elvish character in the series?

I've always been drawn to Legolas, personally. His agility and archery skills are unparalleled. Plus, his wisdom and the way he speaks Sindarin is truly a treat to the ears. How about you guys? Any Legolas fans here or are we more inclined towards other Elvish characters?

I must say, there's something incredibly captivating about Galadriel too. Her powerful presence and the wisdom she carries, not to mention her fluency in Quenya, are truly inspiring. She's definitely in my top Elvish characters list. How about you guys? Anyone else finds Galadriel as intriguing as I do?

It's amazing how each Elvish character in LOTR has their unique charm, isn't it? Legolas with his unmatched agility and Galadriel with her profound wisdom - both are truly inspiring in their own ways. I'm curious, does anyone here have a favorite Elvish quote from the series? For me, Galadriel's line "Even the smallest person can change the course of the future" really hits home. It encapsulates the very essence of Tolkien's storytelling, don't you think? Would love to hear your favorite quotes too!

Absolutely! I wholeheartedly agree with you all about the unique charm of each Elvish character. Galadriel's line is indeed a powerful one. To add to that, I'm particularly fond of Legolas' words, "A red sun rises. Blood has been spilled this night." It's so poetic and gives me goosebumps every time I read it. But hey, there's so much to love in Tolkien's universe, right? Have any of you tried learning Elvish languages or perhaps even use some phrases in your daily life?

It's truly wonderful to see the enthusiasm everyone has for the Elvish languages and the characters who speak them. I'm currently working on a little project to learn Sindarin, and it's been an exciting journey so far. It's fascinating how detailed and rich the Elvish languages are. I sometimes catch myself using simple phrases like "Mae govannen" (Well met) and "Namárië" (Farewell) in my daily life. I think they add a certain charm to the conversation. How about you guys? Do you have any favorite Elvish phrases or words?