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Easy to follow as usual. Great job, thanks.

Great stuff. I look forward to the next video.

Thank you! But what about cases where the verb root begins with a diphthong? For example "aita" (surprise)?

Another great video! ⭐

What a nerd. Quenya is so old-fashioned; all the cool people are speaking Sindarin.

4:33 _laurië lantar lassi_ indeed!

For "I will throw an apple to a sheep", I myself would prefer the dative case _máman_ , as in Finnish one would logically pick _-lle_ (the common equivalent of the Indo-European dative) to translate this. Nonetheless the Quenya allative is acceptable if it also governs the sense "to the presence of".

Thank you, great refresher. Two questions: Did I get it right that although the nominative plural of lasse is lassi and the plural of sicil is sicili, the instrumental plural has a difference in vowel length? lassínen vs. sicilinen? Because one is an e stem, right? And second question, I noticed that adding a possessive suffix makes nouns definite (no definite article any more). How then would you say "A tree of hers"?

Thanks for making another video❤

Thanks! That was a good reminder to th e last parts, I could refresh my memory rl well :)

Helge!... This is you?! I honestly thought you're retired now from all this Tolkien works, left us as a legend - having created Ardalambion and present only on the first Omentielvas... (Actually I just now checked that you were in Stockholm this year.) I'm so glad to hear you, you're awesome!:D

The music though, I'm expecting Finrod to come out of nowhere

É quase latim

Very interesting. Have a sub.

Although I think it's in Sindarin, this is the first time I have ever fully realised that Fingolfin had the word for horse in his horse's name... Very inventive, these Noldor! Now excuse me while I go name my sons Loud Finwe, Third Finwe, Fëanor 2 etc.

For Spanish speakers, vowel pronunciation in Quenya is a walk in the park.

carpuvan quenyanen 🙃 thank you for the new part!

Always delighted to see a new Elvish video here!

Dear Mr. Fauskanger: Spanish speaker here. I notice that you always pronounce the "r" as our "rr" (hard "r"), never as our "r" (soft "r"). Is "r" always pronounced as "rr" in quenya? Thank you very much.

The rule that double plosives are to be pronounced as aspirates surprised me. Is it in the appendices to LOTR?

I've never heard of an instrumental case before. Interesting.

Hantan lyen!!! Parin linë nati ondalyanen! (Thank you! I learn many things because of your work!) ❤

amazing

Please add quenya subtitle as well

mae govannen! A new video from my favourite elvish speaker always makes my day☺

Please add quenya subtitle as well

nice again!

Great video sir, but I have questions, How to say I, you and we. And how to say your and my?

I put this in a playlist as I was drawing and not quite paying attention and for the first moments I thought you were speaking Welsh with an odd accent. This is a fascinating video as I've been studying Brythonic and Geodelic for the last few months.

So - AU - in causative future forms (e. g. mentauva) is not a diphtong like in laure or lauca? And it is also not stessed as mentAuva?

It's good to see you again!

Great episode again.

Helge, thank you so much for these episodes!

Great episode.

Hantanyel! Can’t wait for more!

thank you!

Losto Mae! Hannon Le!

This is so helpful.

That's amazing!

Great video! By the way, how do I read Quenya, is it bottom to top, left to right or top to bottom, left to right? Thank you so much!

Et i assallo is much crasser of a joke than I would have expected from John Ronald.

here we go quenya grammar

utulien formenello hyarmenenna coanyasse ar cenin i quenya :) came back of vacation and something even better is waiting for me, thank you for this new part!! 💝🥳

I especially like repeating after you. And the more I watch this course, the more I want to learn Quenya.

Awesome video. Please upload profile picture

Nice touch, finishing every sentence in the closing section with a suffix from this part. Also, the beautiful visual scenery compliments the aesthetics of the language

as always very good, keep going!

Thank you Helge!!!

Always enjoy these gems of videos. Keep it up!

Well done, deconstructing such complicated matter for teaching! Thanks again. If you want to avoid advances by the Norwegian Tourism Board, why not film your next video on an industrial estate near Oslo or something. Kudos for your commitment swimming in that lake. I imagine it must have been icy.