The Golden Dragon's Princess
“And they are gender specific. So, when I say ‘I’ in Fae it is ‘ith’ and when you say it, it is ‘ithe’, and ‘you’ in male form is ‘sa’, and female ‘sie’. ‘I will teach you Fae’ in Fae, therefore for me speaking to you is ‘Fae tiarthe sie mar ith’, but for you it is ‘Fae tiarthe sa mar ithe.’”
“Fae tiarthe sa mar ithe,” I repeated.
“The ‘th’ in ‘tiarthe’ and ‘ithe’ is harder,” he prompted. “Fae tiarthe sa mar ithe,” he said emphasising the pronunciation.
“Fae tiarthe sie mar ithe,” I tried again.
“Better. In your tongue, the words would be out of order. ‘Fae teach you will I.’ But Fae does not always translate word for word with the common tongue of mankind so you cannot rely on a precise tra
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