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	The Goblin language is of uncertain origin--all that is really known about its history is that it is quite old, and several regional dialects exist, some of which are barely comprehensible to the others. It serves as a sort of ''lengu Ubrekti'' for subterranean [[Servitor]] races. It has a fairly large, albeit fairly unstandardized, vocabulary, and its main utility stems from its relative ability to convey difficult or abstract concepts, when compared to certain other Servitor languages (notably [[Kobold (Language)\|Kobold]]).		The Goblin language is of uncertain origin--all that is really known about its history is that it is quite old, and several regional dialects exist, some of which are barely comprehensible to the others. It serves as a sort of ''lengu Ubrekti'' for subterranean [[Servitor]] races. It has a fairly large, albeit fairly unstandardized, vocabulary, and its main utility stems from its relative ability to convey difficult or abstract concepts, when compared to certain other Servitor languages (notably [[Kobold (Language)\|Kobold]]).

	Orthography is largely nonexistent, since it is rare for Goblins to stay in one place long enough to require written records, and even rarer for one of the [[Races\|Goodly Races]] to show a scholarly interest, but exceptions do exist. One such orthography has been developed by [[Kib Absold]]--it is, essentially, a diacritically enhanced version of the [[Dwarven (Language)\|Dwarven]] alphabet.		Orthography is largely nonexistent, since it is rare for Goblins to stay in one place long enough to require written records, and even rarer for one of the [[Races\|Goodly Races]] to show a scholarly interest, but exceptions do exist. One such orthography has been developed by [[Kib Absold]]--it is, essentially, a diacritically enhanced version of the [[Dwarven (Language)\|Dwarven]] alphabet.

Slitherrr: Goblin(Language) moved to Goblin (Language): standardizing spacing

2010-04-30T02:55:36Z

Goblin(Language) moved to Goblin (Language): standardizing spacing

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Slitherrr: New page: {{stub}} The Goblin language is of uncertain origin--all that is really known about its history is that it is quite old, and several regional dialects exist, some of which are barely compr...

2010-04-30T02:49:37Z

New page: {{stub}} The Goblin language is of uncertain origin--all that is really known about its history is that it is quite old, and several regional dialects exist, some of which are barely compr...

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The Goblin language is of uncertain origin--all that is really known about its history is that it is quite old, and several regional dialects exist, some of which are barely comprehensible to the others. It serves as a sort of ''lengu Ubrekti'' for subterranean [[Servitor]] races. It has a fairly large, albeit fairly unstandardized, vocabulary, and its main utility stems from its relative ability to convey difficult or abstract concepts, when compared to certain other Servitor languages (notably [[Kobold (Language)|Kobold]]).

Orthography is largely nonexistent, since it is rare for Goblins to stay in one place long enough to require written records, and even rarer for one of the [[Races|Goodly Races]] to show a scholarly interest, but exceptions do exist. One such orthography has been developed by [[Kib Absold]]--it is, essentially, a diacritically enhanced version of the [[Dwarven (Language)|Dwarven]] alphabet.