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Have you heard of languages created in movies? For example, in the movie Avatar, two professors from the University of California worked and a language called Navi was produced. A 2000 word dictionary was prepared. Come on, let's have fun and learn!

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Guess what movie

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I think it's Game of Thrones. Then let me ask you about the Huttese language. What movie or TV show do you think it was in?

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One of the more famous one is Black Speech which was created by J.R.R. Tolkien for the Orc race in his Lord of The Rings and Hobbit books.

Tolkien was a medievalist and linguist before being a writer. It's very interesting!

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Yes, it has already been said that 12 separate new languages have been created for the Lord of the Rings movie. Even just this effort sounds fantastic. I wonder if a new language can become very popular after many years. Russian, English, French—can it be one of the main languages, such as? What do you say? Do you think there is a possibility, or will people always try to learn the same languages until the world disappears?

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The language spoken in the Star Wars movies was inspired by the Kalmyk language, which, in its turn, is a Mongolic language. It hasn't actually been invented by the movie producers, but I think it counts, since not that many people are aware of this language.

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Absolutely, I agree. The important thing should be to ensure that languages are not forgotten. After all, the formation and development of a language are not easy at all. I wish Star Wars was an example for other movies about being inspired by and designing a language that is not used. If this happens, all languages will receive due care, and no language will perish.

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