@daeus-lamb I’d love to hear more about it!

@j-a-penrose Have you seen Thorsten Renk’s “Quentin i Lambe Eldaiva” text?

@josiah I’m particularly falling in love with the depth of the tri-consonantal system. It makes so much sense at an intuitive level, especially when considering the paleo-Hebrew letter origins.

@sam-kowal Yay lefties! I particularly love the formalities of court, and the dancing as of late 😀

@lady-iliara I love how Hebrew very clearly reveals the different ways of approaching a language with a different script 😀

@lady-iliara You are miles ahead of me! I know a few words here and there, mostly from church and worship, and I’m getting somewhat confident in reading the script, but still heavily reliant on vowel points.

@brandon-miller Yep! I’ve recently (August) started learning in earnest and teaching ECD and a handful of bransles with my living history group. I love the courtly decency involved, and the simplicity, which is why I’m not looking at any of the medieval Italian dances any time soon 🙂

@j-a-penrose That is absolutely fantastic. (Can I join as a refresher? 😛 ) Which course/resources are you using to learn?

@josiah
Hi! High school kiddos have their own challenges too, though. You’re awesome for working with them! In my student teaching experiences, I worked with kids K-12 to meet all my requirements for all three licenses. In all honesty, I still haven’t found a favorite grade yet 🙂

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Hello! I am entirely intrigued by your interest in ECD, among other things. Which is your favorite? How did you get started?

A fellow Quenya-speaker! Aiya! I am hardly fluent now (three years of hardly touching it have paid their price), but I am always delighted to find a kindred speaker.