The book called "The Languages of Tolkien's Middle-Earth". It'a very good book and technically it's not just Elvish languages that's in there but also the other languages in Middle-Earth.
The languages that are in there are the 14 Middle-Earth languages that Tolkiens had created (such a genious).
Black Speech
Common Speech (Westron)
Dunlending
Hobbit language
Khuzdul (Dwarvish)
Other languages of Men
Numenorean (Adunaic)
Orkish
Pre-Numenorean
Quenya
Rohan
Sindarin
Sylvan
Wose
woo!!! too much to learn! LOL 😂
I'm also visiting some sites to learn fast and those sites that you mentioned are the sites that I've visited already. 🙂
LOL.. out of topic but I thought I'd share. I'm having a hard time right now to learn the Middle-Earth languages because my time and enthusiasm are shared by Tolkien's Middle Earth and the X-MEN. (Just a good thing that I've became addicted to Middle-Earth first so I already have all the books related to it and had some many decent knowledge just before the X-MEN bursted into my life. 😂 )
I really love Adûnaic and Khuzdul... and Black Speech of course. Cool.
All the elvish ones are also not bad.
Avalôiyada!
Unfortunately so few things are known about the languages of men, especially Westron 🙁
Originally posted by undomiel
i want 2 kno how to speak elvish 🐰
There's LEAF http://elvengroup.battleaxe.net/
Originally posted by shadowy_blue
Aiya ilyë lambendili ar lambengolmor! Merin sa haryallë alassë!
lambendili... yes 🙂 🙂
*tryin to translate first sentence with my poor quenya*´
Is that something like... "[greeting] all friendsoflanguage and [somebody who knows a lot about a language, probably studied it]"... ok I have absolutely no idea about the second... Isnt "meril" a rose or something? Ah no it says merin... no idea... *looks for a book*
Thanks, finally someone realized that there is a big difference between writing and speaking...
A very good site is for example http://hem.passagen.se/mansb/at/tengwar.htm
The easiest mode can be found here http://hem.passagen.se/mansb/at/teng_beleriand.htm
It's the fullwriting of the Sindar of the First Age
Its a bit confusing as there are so many different modes... on the first page is a table for the Englisch or Common Mode, others like the Beleriand-Mode can be found with the link at the bottom of the page.