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The Dothraki Translator is an iPhone application designed to help users learn and translate words into the Dothraki language. Developed by Hazem Tabbaa, this free app falls under the Lifestyle category. With this tool, users can input English words and receive their Dothraki translations, making it a fun and interactive way to delve into the language of the popular show.The program aims to assist language enthusiasts and fans of the show in expanding their vocabulary and understanding of Dothraki. Users can expect accuracy in translations as words are updated based on the Dothraki Dictionary, ensuring relevance and correctness in the learning process.Program available in other languagesUnduh The Dothraki Translator [ID]ダウンロードThe Dothraki Translator [JA]The Dothraki Translator 다운로드 [KO]Pobierz The Dothraki Translator [PL]Scarica The Dothraki Translator [IT]Ladda ner The Dothraki Translator [SV]Скачать The Dothraki Translator [RU]Download The Dothraki Translator [NL]Descargar The Dothraki Translator [ES]تنزيل The Dothraki Translator [AR]Download do The Dothraki Translator [PT]The Dothraki Translator indir [TR]ดาวน์โหลด The Dothraki Translator [TH]The Dothraki Translator herunterladen [DE]下载The Dothraki Translator [ZH]Tải xuống The Dothraki Translator [VI]Télécharger The Dothraki Translator [FR]Explore MoreLatest articlesLaws concerning the use of this software vary from country to country. We do not encourage or condone the use of this program if it is in violation of these laws.

A press release from Katherine Punia of Random House:Learning a new language has always been the gateway into experiencing a culture, and now fans can dive in to the world of Game of Thrones like never before with Living Language Dothraki: A Conversational Language Course Based on the Hit Original HBO Series Game of Thrones (on sale October 7, 2014).As the popularity of the television series, based on George R.R. Martin’s bestselling A Song of Ice and Fire books, has skyrocketed, fans have eagerly looked for any and all information on the Dothraki characters and culture—creating their own online communities to catalogue Dothraki dialogue, vocabulary, and grammar from show scripts, along with their own instructional language videos on YouTube. There are already nearly 150 self-identified Dothraki speakers on the popular “Tongues of Ice and Fire” Wiki.Now, for the first time, viewers and readers have access to an official guide to Dothraki compiled by acclaimed language and culture consultant David J. Peterson. With more than 500 words and phrases, and including never-before-heard material and words coined exclusively for the Living Language Dothraki course, fans will have the chance to master the language and join Daenerys on her march toward King’s Landing to reclaim the Iron Throne.Like a traditional language course, users will learn vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and even cultural notes, which lay out context as well as dos and don’ts. For example, since horses are so central to Dothraki culture, many phrases have their roots in the equestrian. Whatever you do, never call a Dothraki warrior an ifak (walker): the ultimate insult since it implies he can no longer ride his horse.Peterson narrates the course’s lessons and dialogues, giving fans the opportunity to learn Dothraki straight from the source.“I’m thrilled to be working with Living Language to produce the first official Dothraki text,” says Peterson. “This book will take you from arakh to zhavvorsa in no time, and the audio samples will help you perfect your pronunciation. I often get the question, ‘When will there be a Dothraki guide I can buy?’ The answer is now, thanks to Living Language. Me nem nesa!”The course, Living Language’s first for a created language, is available in three editions:Living Language Dothraki ($19.99), which includes a language guide and audio CD featuring 200 words and phrases , available at the HBO Shop (store.hbo.com) and at physical and online retailers worldwideLiving Language Dothraki Expanded Online Course

This page is about the culture. For other uses, see: Dothraki (disambiguation)The Dothraki[1] are a race of nomadic horse-mounted warriors in Essos, the continent to the east of Westeros across the Narrow Sea. They inhabit the vast central plains of Essos, known as the Dothraki Sea. Their bond with horses is such that Dothraki are said to be born, fight, and die in the saddle.Dothraki warriors are commonly referred to as "horselords". They are also often (and half-derisively) called "Dothraki screamers", because of their fierce war cries as they charge into battle and raids.[2]Society[] Drogo, a powerful Dothraki khal. The Dothraki are nomadic horse-mounted warriors, who sweep across the vast central plains of Essos in search of plunder. Most of their society is centered around their horses: even their name for themselves in their own language, "Dothraki", literally means "riders". Dothraki boys learn to shoot bows from horseback when they are only four years old.[3] The Dothraki will abandon a sick or injured leader who can no longer ride a horse.[4]The Dothraki are divided into several nameless clans known as khalasars, each led by a single leader called "khal". The khalasars roam the Dothraki Sea, always on the move looking for new pasture lands and new targets to plunder. The Dothraki frequently raid neighboring regions, such as Lhazar to the southeast or the Free Cities to the west. The Dothraki live by taking what they need including supplies, valuables, and new captives to serve as slaves. The Dothraki respect force, and thus only respect those who are able to successfully resist them, while conquered slaves deserve only contempt.[5] The Dothraki are usually dismissive of infantry (with the notable exception of the elite Unsullied warrior-eunuch legions). Khal Drogo's braid is so long it reaches past his waist, indicating he has never

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You! I come from somewhere far, please don't kill me! I respect your authority.' Or 'I'm hungry, that horse looks good.'"Check out some more helpful phrases below (with audio of the proper pronunciation), then head here to order Peterson's more practical guide to the Dothraki language. Me nem nesa.English: "It's just a flesh wound."Dothraki: "Me zisosh disse."English: "Have you seen my horse?"Dothraki: "Hash yer ray tih hrazef anni?"English: "Have you seen my lady's dragon?"Dothraki: "Hash yer ray tih zhavors chiorisi anni?"English: "Are these hearts edible?"Dothraki: "Hash me laz adakha jin zhoris?"English: "Are these hearts from pasture-raised, sustainably-farmed horses?"Dothraki: "Hash jin zhori ray efesash hrazefoon fini nem dranesh she ram ma fini nem azhish vigoverat?"English: "Can you recommend an artisanal hair-braider?"Dothraki: "Hash yer laz azhi hakees vekhikhi fin laz affiezoe noreth chek?"English: "So, where are we heading today, then?"Dothraki: "Majin, finnaan kisha dothraki asshekh?"English: "Is this water drinkable?"Dothraki: "Hash me laz indee jin eveth?"English: "Can you repair my arakhs?"Dothraki: "Hash yer laz arrissi arakh yeri?"English: "Which way to the Mother of Mountains?"Dothraki: "Kifinosi me dothrae Maisaan Krazaaji?"English: "Have fun storming the castle!"Dothraki: "Anha zalak meme vallayafa yera, jin athvashar okrenegwini!"English: "I love the smell of molten gold in the morning … Smells like victory."Dothraki: "Me allayafa anna, jin achrakh hoshori ivisa kash aena… Me achrae athnajaharoon."English: "Say hello to my little friend."Dothraki: "Astas 'M'athchomaroon' okeosaan naqisa anni."English: "Ride or die."Dothraki: "Che dothras che drivos."English: "Go walk with your mother."Dothraki: "Ifas maisi yerit."

Dothraki will not reciprocate these "gifts" on an immediate quid pro quo trade system; as a rule, they will keep their word to eventually give a gift which they have promised, but will do it in their own time.In practice, however, if a Dothraki horde has a particular need for a resource that it cannot obtain through direct raiding, i.e. new armor and weapons, they will resort to actual "barter" by "gifting" slaves they have captured in return for finished products from the Free Cities or Slaver's Bay.Religion[]Main page: Great StallionMirroring the importance of the horse in their culture, the Dothraki religion worships a deity known as the Great Stallion. The Dosh Khaleen crones are the leaders of the religion.Dothraki religion also rejects the employment of bloodmagic. For this reason, maegi are distrusted and hated by Dothraki.Dothraki language[]Main page: Dothraki (language)The Dothraki have their own language, which is quite different from the Common Tongue of Westeros.Important Dothraki terminology:Dosh Khaleen - council of crones. Widows of deceased khals, who preside over the Dothraki city of Vaes Dothrak. Wise-women who are essentially the leaders of the Dothraki religion.Dothraki - lit. "men who ride", "riders"; the Dothraki people. A single Dothraki rider is a dothrak.The noun for "riders" plural is Dothraki. The verb for "ride" conjugates as Anha dothrak = "I ride," Me dothrae = "You ride," Kisha dothraki = "We ride." Thus "dothraki" can also be the first person plural conjugation for "(We) ride" - it's just a homonym.[7]Khal - Dothraki warlord.Khaleesi - The wife of the khal.Khalasar - Dothraki clan or tribe, led by a khal.Ko - Kos are lieutenants of a khal, commanding subdivisions of a khalasar. On the death of a khal, a ko may try to become the new khal, or split off his own riders to form