Гномский жестовый
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У гномов был гномский жестовый?! Помимо звучащего языка?! Так называемый Толкином Iglishmêk?! Усваиваемый с детства параллельно со звучащим?
Моя прелессссссть!
[Отрывок из английской Википедии]
"Besides thei aglâb, spoken tongue, the Dwarves used sign language, o iglishmêk. According t The War of the Jewels, it was learned simultaneously with th aglâb rom childhood. In a noisy Dwarvish smithy, the ringing of hammers against anvils was often too loud to allow verbal communication. The Dwarvish sign language was much more varied between communities than Khuzdul, which remained "astonishingly uniform and unchanged both in time and in locality". Tolkien only gave a few examples of the Iglishmêk sign language in his unpublished notes. The command to "Listen!" involved a slight raising of both forefingers simultaneously. The acknowledgment "I am listening" involved a slight raising of the right-hand forefinger, followed by a similar raising of the left-hand forefinger."
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У гномов был гномский жестовый?! Помимо звучащего языка?! Так называемый Толкином Iglishmêk?! Усваиваемый с детства параллельно со звучащим?
Моя прелессссссть!
[Отрывок из английской Википедии]
"Besides thei aglâb, spoken tongue, the Dwarves used sign language, o iglishmêk. According t The War of the Jewels, it was learned simultaneously with th aglâb rom childhood. In a noisy Dwarvish smithy, the ringing of hammers against anvils was often too loud to allow verbal communication. The Dwarvish sign language was much more varied between communities than Khuzdul, which remained "astonishingly uniform and unchanged both in time and in locality". Tolkien only gave a few examples of the Iglishmêk sign language in his unpublished notes. The command to "Listen!" involved a slight raising of both forefingers simultaneously. The acknowledgment "I am listening" involved a slight raising of the right-hand forefinger, followed by a similar raising of the left-hand forefinger."
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