j. r. r. tolkien created the dothraki language on game of thrones.
who created the dothraki language on game of thrones?
j. r. r. tolkien
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the dothraki language is a constructed fictional language in george r. r. martin's fantasy novel series "a song of ice and fire" and its television adaptation "game of thrones". it is spoken by the dothraki, a nomadic people in the series's fictional world. the language was developed for the tv series by the linguist david j. peterson, working off the dothraki words and phrases in martin's novels.
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regarding the orthography, the dothraki themselves do not have a writing system—nor do many of the surrounding peoples (e.g., the lhazareen). if there were to be any written examples of dothraki in the "a song of ice and fire" universe, it would be in a writing system developed in the free cities and adapted to dothraki, or in some place like ghis or qarth, which do have writing systems.





























section::::phonology and romanization.:consonants.





























there are 23 consonant phonemes in the dothraki language. here the romanized form is given on the left, and the ipa in brackets.
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