Hi there. I am new on here and had a few thoughts on your site. First, I would have figured you lot would have had a Flash Card game to help a noob like myself learn the dragon script. From going to trade school, I have an app called Cram which does have Dovahzul, but I would prefer an official school (you) source. Second, has anyone ever thought of making an "audio book", made of common phrases? I have the means to record music, so I would probably end up doing that for myself. I learn better that way, but I would share it all here. So yea, let me know if there is something I missed. I hope to stick with this and be able to speak to someone one day.

Kogaan Fah hin thu'um. Amativ! I could probably even get started this week if I had some examples. So totally open to suggestions. I will likely start with the alphabet then progress to a bunch of cut and paste (like I have been doing). Which brings up another topic. How does one go about suggesting more official words? Or for the time being, is it encouraged to pronounce words phonetically (beer vs. beyenrah)? First day and I am already trying to cut corners, haha.

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How does one go about suggesting more official words? Or for the time being, is it encouraged to pronounce words phonetically (beer vs. beyenrah)? First day and I am already trying to cut corners, haha.

No one ever suggested more official words because we are not Bethesda. People did assemble a dictionary of fanmade words, now called Legacy. That was more trouble than worth so it was put on hold for the foreseeable future. You can still use Legacy vocab in casual conversation and there should be enough entries to sustain almost any topic.

Also, forget about 'beyenrah'. The alphabet letter names are just that. "Bonjour" in English is not Beeohenjayohyouare.

Yea, I realize this is all fan made, and by official I meant the site, or non-cannon words as recognized by Thuum.org. Legacy sounds like what I was looking for. I have been looking at memrise, so the discipline has begun.