One way i think we could get more people intrested in DovahZul is by placing signs like you would see for a lost pet, but instead of english, dutch, russian, frence, etc. we write messages and an email to reach the writer in dovah. Whoever is able to decipher the message will get, say, a candy bar, from whoever put up the sign. It seems like a fun thing to do and a way to find people who share intrests with us. If you're intrested, shoot me an email at [email protected], or send a message, so that we can figure out what to write on the posters and whatnot. 

Sounds interesting.

I've gone into Twitch chats and stuf and greeted people in Dovahzul a few times, but not real life (yet). Sounds interesting.

This sounds freaking awesome. Imma get me some laughs! :D

On facebook, I have a page called "Skyrim in Dovahzul", which will be fully in Dovahzul, the language I started learning about 2 days ago (which means I'll still use translators a lot)

tol fon rinik krahus

Thank you, DovahKiin2003. 

Maybe I could start this in Port Huron. Operation "Confuse the Population" is on. (determined face)

dovahnite

I've gone into Twitch chats and stuf and greeted people in Dovahzul a few times, but not real life (yet). Sounds interesting.

I do the same on a Pokemon battling sim. called Pokemon Showdown.

I've met enough people on PS who get mad enough at you for trivialities like using things from lower tiers that I don't really feel like testing them with constructed languages.

Although I think I have enough actual game Pokémon with Dovahzul names to make a WiFi team out of, maybe I'll try and confuse people with that someday.

@dovahnite

Yeah, or they just don't answer.

This sounds totally awesome! I fully support any attempt at advertising the language.

Does anyone who reads this own a wall? Because this, on a large scale, is what I dream of: