I get the impression you are fishing for a structure to broo society for which there is no motive. I'm curious to know why? I personally like them as bestial, well, beasts, but I suspect you have something else planned for them? Or is it just that elves speak "elvish", trolls speak "trollish" and humans speak "humanish"?
I'm sure there's an interesting idea behind your perception of things.
All the best.
Sam.
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> [mailto:WorldofGlorantha_at_yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Sam Elliot
> Sent: 20 May 2007 20:35
> To: WorldofGlorantha_at_yahoogroups.com
> Subject: RE: Re: Broo language?
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> Adept:
> > What else can they have? It's the language they hear spoken. No doubt
> > a broo spends a lot of time hiding/spying on and stalking members of
> > the local culture. The alternative pretty much is having a language of
> > their own, and I'm not sure there's enough cultural continuity
> among them.
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> It seems that your a priori assumption is that they must have a
> language and
> it has to come from somewhere? The "alternative" is having no language. Is
> there a problem with that? There may indeed have been something in some
> earlier tome, but...
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> Picking up language from the 'prey' - well of course there is that, but...
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> ...well is that really going to help a foetid goat-alike who is quite
> obviously out to get his end away? I mean, who's going to spend time with
> him to check his p's and q's?
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> > One group that interacts with the broo are ogres, and they will speak
> > the local dialect. Chaos cultists in general is another one, again
> > speaking Sartarite in Sartar.
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> But this is like that DnD Neutral Evil language thing
> again...dontchathink?
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> Sam.
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