Long have I waited the chance to meat at last the one whose wisdom is beyond any mind capable of understanding such gift that the Quendi master since time itself.
Thank you Naldo Celethil. I will be around when it's worth.
You are far too kind, as wisdom is likely the least of my gifts. Though I should have enough wisdom to take care in my use of words when engaging one with such a famous name.
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Therefore I say that we will go on, and this doom I add: the deeds that we shall do shall be the matter of song until the last days of Arda
Observation implicates that they are exhibiting a more diversly sophisticated literary vocabluary than what can be standardly observed by implementing external analysation of there exsiting posts...
nice try mos, but I doubt analysation is a word and you spelled "their" wrong and I guess "diversly sophisticated" is a small pleonasm LOL, no offense meant btw, there is no need for complex sentences here I guess it depends on the member, each member chooses the vocabulary he wants to use, and even though it should be understandable for all members of the TF, you can't accuse someone of using too complicated words.
LOL TM - You're going to have to refer to the American English vs British English thread for this one.
Analysation is correct in British English, in the US its Analyzation. Its not improper, though analysis would have probably been a better usage.
As for Gothmog's redneck background, I was not using a more advanced vocabulary, but rather just an different sentence structure in an effort to sound more Elvish (Tolk style).
If you look at the actual words used, you will notice that the vocabulary itself is not very complex.
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Therefore I say that we will go on, and this doom I add: the deeds that we shall do shall be the matter of song until the last days of Arda
ah yes, the Elves and their wonderful ways however, I still have trouble reading some of the posts in the "No!" respectively "No![extended]" threads...
Thats what I thought you were doing, but I wasn't sure. I didn't think that the vocabulary itself difered, but that the still was the diferential. Guess I was right.
btw, I was kidding about the redneck backround statement.
still, it is not so easy to understand some phrases or idioms or...more complex synonims for easier terms...
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