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* [[Trigedasleng Vocabulary|Vocabulary]] | * [[Trigedasleng Vocabulary|Vocabulary]] | ||
* [[Trigedasleng Historical Linguistics|Historical Linguistics]] | * [[Trigedasleng Historical Linguistics|Historical Linguistics]] | ||
* [[:Category:Trigedasleng_phrasebook| | * [[:Category:Trigedasleng_phrasebook|Phrasebook]] | ||
===Dialogue=== | ===Dialogue=== | ||
* ''[[The 100]]'' dialogue: | * ''[[The 100]]'' dialogue: | ||
**[[Season 2 The 100 Dialogue|Season 2]] | **[[Season 2 The 100 Dialogue|Season 2]] | ||
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**[[Season 6 The 100 Dialogue|Season 6]] | **[[Season 6 The 100 Dialogue|Season 6]] | ||
**[[Season 7 The 100 Dialogue|Season 7]] | **[[Season 7 The 100 Dialogue|Season 7]] | ||
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[[Category:Trigedasleng language| ]] | [[Category:Trigedasleng language| ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:51, 9 November 2023
Trigedasleng is a language created by David Peterson for the CW series The 100. The language is based exclusively on modern English, as it's an imagined future state of the English language. Consequently, it is an a posteriori language. The language is spoken by a number of different clans which comprise the Grounders: the descendants of Americans who survived a nuclear catastrophe. For more information about the language, use the links provided below: