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Anonymous
October 5, 2017

I want to propose!

Hello! 

 

I have a silly question I suppose, but I am getting a ring engraved for my (hopefully) soon-to-be fiance and I want to it to say Will You Marry Me? (Or just Marry Me) But in Dragon Language. 

Does anyone know how to that would be translated? Or should I just write it in dragon rune?

 

Thank you so much for your help everyone!!

Category: General


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Frinmulaar
October 6, 2017

Assuming "fiance" refers to "fiancé" and not "fiancée", you can construct your proposal by choosing one option in each set of parentheses:

(Fen/Laan) hi (meyz/kos) (dii ahmul/ahmuli)?

"(Will/Want) you (become/be) (my husband/my husband)?"

Note that fen losei is unattested and possibly ungrammatical as losei is already a contraction of los hi 'are you'.


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Zinrahzul
October 6, 2017
For simplicity, I would agree with Frin.

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Zinrahzul
October 6, 2017
Fen losei kiimi (wife) / ahmuli (husband) ?

"will you be my wife/husband?"

That would be a simple way to do it.

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December 6, 2024


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