#trigadesleng

[salemsa]

I'm starting to freak out my friends by speaking fluent Trigadesleng for important moments... Like how I screamed 'yu gonplei ste odon' during a quiz between me and this kid in class before dueling him with a pencil. I won btw

[jaybear1701]

Hey! Do you know of any good posts or articles about how the 100's producers developed trigadesleng? Just listening to it I can guess at etymology but I was curious about their process.

Hi! Nothing really comes to mind except for this wiki post, and the blog of the language’s creator, David Peterson @dedalvs. I think those are two good starting points!

[therealksparkle]

Obsessed

[therealksparkle]

Someone should teach classes on Trigadesleng

[marilynmdc]

It's "speak your lenguage day"

Así que...¿eso significa que puedo hablar en "Trigadesleng"?, ¿o no?.

[love-always-elise]

Ai laik Eliz kom trigakru. Oso gonplei nou ste odon nowe. Ge smak daun, gyon op nodotaim. I am Elise of the Tree People. Our fight is never over. Get knocked down, get back up.

[timballisto]

it'd be cool if, when clarke gets her 47 back, the grounders start referring to her as a clan leader. they see the devotion the 47 have to her, and so they interpret that as clarke having a clan of her own, separate from the rest of the sky people (which, let's be honest, they kind of are). if heda is grounder for 'head/commander', it'd be cool if they called clarke leda or something for 'leader'