Post by alysen on Jan 3, 2007 3:10:22 GMT -5
The Seelie speak a tonal language, one that relies on intonation and voice pitch as much as actual words. The language sounds much like singing and humming in addition to mellifluous words. When written, the language of the Seelie court looks much like intricately layered spirals and circular spider webs on the page.