There’s already an app to help Star Trek fans with their Klingon, but now fans of “Game of Thrones” can use a new app to learn Dothraki, a fictional language used in the hit HBO series. If you have an ...

It is known: Nacho Punch makes some pretty hilarious videos, including this one that mashes up a 1990s commercial for the Muzzy language-learning program with the ancient tongue in "Game of Thrones." ...

The linguist behind the language of the wild horsemen in "Game of Thrones" previews his forthcoming Dothraki primer at San Diego Comic-Con -- and offers some language lessons. Senior writer Seth ...

In the Game of Thrones books, George R.R. Martin created the first words of the Dothraki language. For the HBO series based on the books, language creator David J. Peterson was tapped to expand upon ...

Dothraki is a tricky language to speak — even the Khaleesi herself screws up her pronunciation. But you can speak it like a bloodrider! The Living Language school has just started offering Dothraki ...

The story of Daenerys in Game of Thrones and A Song Of Ice And Fire is one of my favorite parts of the entire series. Sold into a culture where misogyny, violence, and casual rape are rampant, she ...

The university announced in a release last week that David J. Peterson, a Berkeley alum, will teach the summer offering, called “The Linguistics of Game of Thrones and the Art of Language Invention.” ...

When you put a lot of thought into the costumes, weaponry, and hair styles of your invented culture, you had better give it a proper language too. That way motivated fans — and there will be fans this ...

Who hasn’t watched Khal Drogo speak his native tongue in those early (more innocent!) years of Game of Thrones and thought, “Man, that fake language sounds totally awesome. But how do I become fluent ...

Christine Marie Vinciquarra writes for Bleeding Cool: M'ATHCHOMAROON!, which means Hello in Dothraki, or "With Respect." After attending the Dothraki 101: Learn to Speak Like a Khal with Language ...

Dothraki, the made-up language from “Game of Thrones,” is the latest fake language to capture the curiosity of fans, as evidenced by a new course at UC Berkeley. “The Linguistics of ‘Game of Thrones’ ...