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Hi~
I am happy you are working with the Rakash language.
There are three distinct language books available in at least three locations in Elanthia. Common to Rakash, Rakash to Common, and Rakash Grammar.
If you look in the book, RAKASH GRAMMAR, in section 1.1.1.2 NUMERALS you would find it explains how Rakash handle counting and shows that twenty is divdesrit. The book Common to Rakash shows that six is sesi so twenty six would be dividesrit sesi.
Common to Rakash will answer the rest of your question. Rakash does not have direct conversions of all common (English) verbs/nouns etc.
Enjoy!
GM Anji
Rakash Race Champ
God I'm so glad I'm human now. This stuff is waaaay confusing. And humans don't actually use Gamgweth, they just use Common because its easy.
- Legendary Paladin Korsik Rippentropp, Vindicator of M'riss
Baum says to Lillietta, "Problem is that Korsik is a very big boy."
Lillietta says, "He is mentally unstable."
- Legendary Paladin Korsik Rippentropp, Vindicator of M'riss
Baum says to Lillietta, "Problem is that Korsik is a very big boy."
Lillietta says, "He is mentally unstable."
Hi, thanks for your response *GM Anji* If you were the one who put together the Rakash language, I find it very interesting. I read all Rakash literature once, but I'll have to go over them again. I especially loved my recent, brief exploration of Siksraja and all of the Rakash language incorporated into the equipment, available for sale.
I do wonder, and have yet to find any answers about one thing. I can't seem to figure out a good way to determine what dates and or times will bring Katamba to full. I want to ensure that I am not in combat while the change occurs.
Look forward to my continued use of my new Rakash character.
-Ryz
I do wonder, and have yet to find any answers about one thing. I can't seem to figure out a good way to determine what dates and or times will bring Katamba to full. I want to ensure that I am not in combat while the change occurs.
Look forward to my continued use of my new Rakash character.
-Ryz
>God I'm so glad I'm human now. This stuff is waaaay confusing. And humans don't actually use Gamgweth, they just use Common because its easy.
What are you talking about? Like half the stuff in the game is in gamgweth.
It's probably the most poorly-developed language out of all of them, though, except maybe gerenshuge.
What are you talking about? Like half the stuff in the game is in gamgweth.
It's probably the most poorly-developed language out of all of them, though, except maybe gerenshuge.
