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02-28-2012, 05:00 PM
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Well, I love the story, but I think that my brain damage is going to severely limit my ability to learn the language. Ateyo however, picks it up like a sponge, so I think that she will become my dictionary when I write, and my translator when people are speaking. Hell, I don't even really need to know any more than about twenty phrases anyway, my character is a rebel freedom fighter pilot, not a Na'vi.
Niri Te, AKA "Bad News Six" 
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03-01-2012, 09:07 AM
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I don't have any real 'character' - it changes depending on what I'm doing at the time. For the meetup I'm going to be full Na'vi, but I think it's unlikely I'll be able to learn much of the language in time
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03-01-2012, 09:45 AM
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My character would be most definitely Mo'at - or Tsahik in any case (healing, dreamhunting, seeing & interpreting signs - that's my cup of masato) - but to play the part in Seattle I would have to go full native Na'vi PLUS special tsahik details PLUS plltxe Na'vi... Erm... I already signed up as a txim-painter for a full native cosplayer & it means about 6 hours of work, if not 8. If I go full native too - we're talking about 12 to 16 hours of body painting... I don't know. Maybe NO cosplay this time for me. Or a very light version. (Altho I know that, when I see the others, I will say: "I wish I've done it!"
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Knowledge is a chimera for beyond any knowledge there ever lies other knowledge that renders the previous knowledge false. (The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, The Unbeliever Vol.II- Stephen Donaldson) What the bleep do we know!  I know only this: Eywa has taken me on a ride... ... the one I don't want come back from
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03-06-2012, 09:49 AM
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Well the only native speakers may be fictional, but I'm certainly not THE only person who can speak it fluently. -Txonä Rolyu
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 Update your AvatarMeet.com profile now to register for Na'vi lessons at the meet up! Fpìl na Na'vi. Plltxe na Na'vi. Tìran na Na'vi. Kame na Na'vi. Think like the Na'vi. Talk like the Na'vi. Walk like the Na'vi. See like the Na'vi. Tokx alu tawtute, tirea leNa'vi Human body, Na'vi spirit Uniltìrantokxìl oeri txe'lanit nì'aw takeiuk nì'ul txa' fralo Avatar only strikes my heart harder every time Tsaye'a ngal fra'ut a krr tse'a ngal ke'ut When you see nothing, you will see everything Lì'fyari leNa'vi: Rutxe fmivi. Zene fko tskxekeng sivi fte nivume. Txopu rä'ä si fwa lu keyawr. Regarding the Na'vi language: Please try. One must practice in order to learn. Don't fear being wrong 
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