When Dragons Sing
09-22-2016, 07:47 AM
It was intriguing to learn that her language had a lot less depth as far as words were concerned. In Gaelic it was certainly a lot easier to say that you were hungry or thirsty instead of saying specifically what you needed. The fact that they had words for only food, meat, or water interested her. Was her culture more primal and less focused on talking? Or was it just easier to have words that meant other things as well depending on your needs and desires? She grinned as Jorr said that her name meant something as well. Her own name was just a different variation of fate, nothing special, but she was curious to know what the silver female's name meant in her language. "What does your name mean?" She asked with a tilt of her head. So far she was really enjoying their language lesson, though she knew if she tried to learn much more as far as words she'd be pushing it to remember it all. "You should tell me a bit about your culture. I'm dying to know." Walk, "Talk" Think |
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