Do you know/speak any other conlangs apart from Dovahzul?

       I've attempted some Quenya, utterly failed.

How fluent in Dovahzul are you? (know a couple of words/speak at a basic level/speak quite well/fluent)

       Meh, I speak at the basic level. I havn't been doing this for very long.

Why did you choose to start learning Dovahzul, other than enjoying Skyrim?

       This question... I do not feel as though learning Dovahzul detracts from my skyrim experience; the opposite, in fact. It helps me immerse myself and is fun.

Where do you use Dovahzul, both online and offline?

       I often use it to mess with people. 

How do you feel about community additions to the language, such as non-canon vocabulary or grammatical structures?

             It certainly makes it easier to speak. However, if we invent too much we get a whole new language, and while that would be an amazing side project, no.

Is it important for you that the community's form of Dovahzul is as accurate to the canon as possible?

             Yes. We're fleshing out the language, not changing or re-inventing it. That's how it should be.

Do you think Dovahzul is easy to learn?

              Mildly. The only thing that I have difficulty with is learning the runes, and that's because I use the english letters and these are so different.

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Do you know/speak any other conlangs apart from Dovahzul?
>Properly speaking, no. I tried to learn Elvish, but I was still a youngling back then and I didn't had the courage to learn such a complex language at the time. But who knows, maybe I'll be willing to try again in the near future. However, I am currently creating a conlang and naturally, I practice it.

How fluent in Dovahzul are you? (know a couple of words/speak at a basic level/speak quite well/fluent)
>Thanks to the translation job I am doing on this site, I have a quite rich vocabulary, but my grammar is a bit rusty. So I'm being able to express myself quite well, but I need time to build up correct sentences in my lil' head.

Why did you choose to start learning Dovahzul, other than enjoying Skyrim?
>I am currently doing literature studies in order to become a living language teacher (either French of Finnish). So I thought that studying at least one conlang would help me to improve in my learning skills. And since I was already bathing in the universe of Skyrim for quite a time when I thought about that, Dovahzul was the obvious choice to me.

Where do you use Dovahzul, both online and offline?
>I use it mostly IRL. I am a tabletop role-play game master and The Elder Scrolls's universe is one of our favourite (it plays great with the gameplay system of 13th Age btw). So I get to use it at least once or twice a week.

Is it important for you that the community's form of Dovahzul is as accurate to the canon as possible?
>For me, languages are meant to evolve and to be shaped by their speakers who use it through the times. So I don't think this is so importent being close to the original one, especially since it's a pretty recent language. So it needs some sharping, and this is the better way to do so.

Do you think Dovahzul is easy to learn?
>Protip: For a Finnish-speaker, every language is easy to learn.

Do you know/speak any other conlangs apart from Dovahzul?
How fluent in Dovahzul are you? (know a couple of words/speak at a basic level/speak quite well/fluent)
Why did you choose to start learning Dovahzul, other than enjoying Skyrim?
Where do you use Dovahzul, both online and offline?
How do you feel about community additions to the language, such as non-canon vocabulary or grammatical structures?
Is it important for you that the community's form of Dovahzul is as accurate to the canon as possible?
Do you think Dovahzul is easy to learn?

I don't speak any other conlangs, but I speak english, spanish, and french fluently.

I can say that I am pretty much fluent, to the point that I could have a conversation

I thought it would be cool to just be a part of this community

I write literature in dovahzul, but i dont use it offline

I believe it adds to the structure of the language, and that it helps construct the language

It doesn't exactly matter to me

I believe it is somewhat easy to learn.

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