#grounder language

I've made a new conlang Grambank entry for Trigedasleng! Jessie Peterson created a Google Sheets spreadsheet that conlangers can copy and fill out in order to share their work. I did one previously on High Valyrian, and now the Trigedasleng one is finished.. This won't tell you everything about the language, but it'll tell you a LOT in a very small space. If you'd like to do something like this for your conlang, the blank one can be found here.

AAAAA ok i just watched 6x11,,, and i just wanna scream bc is that the first time we see murphy speak trig??? because omg i didn't know i needed that in my life and i love how trig has become a skaikru language I LOVE IT can you imagine bell and murphy taking trig lessons I WOULD CRYYYY does raven speak it too i need to know for science... and how he asked russell "what if i say no" damn it i can never hate this boy he's my fucked up cockroach all right!!!!

This is a blog where you can learn Trigedasleng, the language of grounders from the TV show The 100. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them here! These are the sources from which I have found every piece of information on here! trigedasleng.info skaigedasleng.tumblr.com The 100 Wikia You may wonder why I would make this tumblr if there already are some great sources out there, and the answer is that I don’t know either! I just thought it would be fun, and that it would help me learn. If it can help someone else too, than that’s great! In the sidebar, you can find links to some information about Trigedasleng, information about the grammar, vocabulary and pronounciation & writing, and also a dictionary. These are not finished yet, and they will probably never be (since languages develop all the time), but I’m working on making them as complete as can be! There is also a link to a translator that I made, but that is not even close to be finished yet. Maybe you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for there, but if you don’t - feel fre to send me an ask and I will do my best to translate it for you. Soon I will start posting lessons and exercises to learn Trigedasleng, but for now you can always practice on the verbs (here) or something. One last thing - English is not my first language, so please excuse any grammatical errors that you may find anywhere on here. Good luck with your Trigedasleng! Leida!

Hope this had helped!

sorry its been so long! I would either translate that as “Ai finga yu au kom…” or “Yu don ge finga au kom…” depending on contet, which translates to “I accuse you of…” or “you’ve been accused of..”. Hope this helped!

moba, im not sure how that would be pronounced

my guess would be “kathrin”