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The reason a slightly simplified version was used is because it is an example translation. The only real difference between the two versions is the replacement of "landz" with "uzg" and the use of a different word to refer to the individual who is trespassing: "Wub lat duuin un Uruk landz, pinkzkin?" "Wub lat bi duin en Uruk uzg shara."

If you want some more help speaking it, feel free to PM me.

Introduction The Orc language, or "Blah" as they refer to it, appears to be one of the main things putting people off roleplaying an Orc character. Whilst at first glance, it may appear to be complicated, it is actually deceptively simple to understand and write. In this guide, I will (hopefully) explain how to speak and understand the Blah. Who can speak the Blah? Orcs naturally speak the Blah. Humans and other races would find it very difficult if not impossible to speak it, as aspects of it come from the distortion of speech by the tusks. Many Orcs are insulted by attempts by non-Orcs to speak it. Blah-Common Dictionary Translating into the Blah Translating from the Blah into common Bibliography