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Goblin is not so much a language as a collection of amalgamated languages spoken by goblins throughout the world. Though most goblin languages include aspects of [[Orcish Languages]], [[Ygarl Language]] and, oddly, strong [[Daoineth Language|Daoineth]] influences, they also include a smattering of whatever human language is dominant in the area in which they live. Even neighboring tribes may have difficulties understanding one another and a non-goblin speaker, at best, understands how goblins invent their language and can usually figure out much of what they're saying based on knowledge of where their tribe originated.<noinclude>[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude> | Goblin creole is not so much a language as a collection of amalgamated languages spoken by goblins throughout the world. Though most goblin languages include aspects of [[Orcish Languages]], [[Ygarl Language]] and, oddly, strong [[Daoineth Language|Daoineth]] influences, they also include a smattering of whatever human language is dominant in the area in which they live. Even neighboring tribes may have difficulties understanding one another and a non-goblin speaker, at best, understands how goblins invent their language and can usually figure out much of what they're saying based on knowledge of where their tribe originated.<noinclude>[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 03:54, 19 August 2026
Goblin creole is not so much a language as a collection of amalgamated languages spoken by goblins throughout the world. Though most goblin languages include aspects of Orcish Languages, Ygarl Language and, oddly, strong Daoineth influences, they also include a smattering of whatever human language is dominant in the area in which they live. Even neighboring tribes may have difficulties understanding one another and a non-goblin speaker, at best, understands how goblins invent their language and can usually figure out much of what they're saying based on knowledge of where their tribe originated.
