The ring poem in other languages - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Gayahithwen · 05-31-2002, 03:39 PM

Well, since my first language is Swedish (allready covered up in this thread) and my second language is english and my third language would be spanish (though I've only read it for a year) I thought I couldn't contribute to this thread. However, I found the QUENYA version on the Mellonath Daeron website (it's a swedish site - go us!!)

Nelde Cormar Eldatárin nu Tarmenel,
Otso Herunaucoin mardessen ondova,
Nerte Firye martain nurunen,
Er i More Herun mormahalmas hárala
Morinóreva mí arda, már i fuinion.
Er Corma ilyar turien ar tuvien te,
Er Corma tucien ar móresse nutien te
Morinóreva mí arda, már i fuinion.

Now, I am looking forwards to seeing the norwegian version.. That is a language I am supposed to understand ^_^

05-31-2002, 03:39 PM	#11
Gayahithwen Wight Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: The chat-room. Posts: 241	Well, since my first language is Swedish (allready covered up in this thread) and my second language is english and my third language would be spanish (though I've only read it for a year) I thought I couldn't contribute to this thread. However, I found the QUENYA version on the Mellonath Daeron website (it's a swedish site - go us!!) Nelde Cormar Eldatárin nu Tarmenel, Otso Herunaucoin mardessen ondova, Nerte Firye martain nurunen, Er i More Herun mormahalmas hárala Morinóreva mí arda, már i fuinion. Er Corma ilyar turien ar tuvien te, Er Corma tucien ar móresse nutien te Morinóreva mí arda, már i fuinion. Now, I am looking forwards to seeing the norwegian version.. That is a language I am supposed to understand ^_^ __________________ Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he'll be a mile away - and barefoot.