a mektetet zhit hila foun’dé oum Hila’y’am Deo Tokemata imanétaba zhit meto’ligunaï ilo din mechtaba , Me o chon man baraniba mino assin’omektan pan lacta’nonjima ligunaï’dalat ilo yututuki imanétaba, chtamant divo mino’sossian, T. Leah Fehr Thompson. Hila foun’dé oum mino chtamankt helén foun mechtaba oum Luc Besson ilo Terry Bisson, ilo tokemata founla chacha’souk oum Milla Jovovich. Domo danko dat hela, ilo eto setzuki!Hello, and welcome to The Divine Language. This site is dedicated to Luc Besson and Milla Jovovich and their combined creativity and talent. Having built upon the most basic of The Divine Language elements available online and in literature, I am proud to present my fellow fans with this ever-growing site and comprehensive guide to The Divine Language, as interpreted by myself, T. Leah Fehr-Thompson. The root of my interpretation lies in Luc Besson’s original dictionary and script, Terry Bisson’s novel and Milla Jovovich’s use of the language through actual film dialogue. Thank you for visiting, and enjoy!
T. Leah Fehr
10 comments:
Awesome job Tobi! I LOVE it! can't wait to print out that dictionary. Look solid, you're a genius!
Heather! So nice to hear from you again! Thanks for your kind words. :) I hope 2009 has been treating you well so far. Enjoy the book and be sure to let me know your thoughts on it!
Take care,
T.
Neat =D
There seems to be an every growing list of manufactured languages out there these days (Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, etc). I'm really looking forward to exploring this one as well. =)
Thanks for this.
It seems like you have only taken tips and hints from the work of others in order to help create this language. Might I suggest leaving unfounded information online and try making your own without the help of others.
I also wanted to mention that I noticed that you tend to create a word with many possible meanings and by doing that it makes trying to translate the words of others or yourself that is using the language difficult.
I think it would be a good idea to get permission from Luc Besson before adding to her language and listing it online as your own interpretation. You might try to rewrite the words by changing the spelling out of respect to it's original creator.
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