| FuriousPhil |
This really makes me want to create written and spoken actual languages, but as that's far too much work (and really sort of impractical) I'll give a few general impressions.
Dwarven - Scandinavian/Germanic/Icelandic. Maybe similar to Skald, the language of the Ulfen probably.
Gnomish - a clipped, stacatto dialect of Elvish or Sylvan, with a lot of long words.
Orcish - guttural and harsh. Klingon-like?
Giant - almost elemental, and deep. Fee Fi Fo Fum.
Infernal/Abyssal - there actually is a lot of occult stuff you can reference here, but it's more fun to just take clips from the Exorcist and slow them down a bit.
Aquaan - Pinocchio underwater.
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| Arikiel |
Well if we base it off of where the myths of the different races come from.
Humans speak lots of different languages.
Common is Latin from the look of the monster names.
Dwarves speak some sort of Scandinavian language.
Elves also come from Germanic folklore. Maybe instead go with Finish like Tolkien.
Gnomes speak Swiss German (Which if you know German is really its own language).
Halflings speak Welsh I suppose.
Goblins are found all over Europe so I dunno.
Orcs don't come from RL myth but seem to be based off something like Mongols or Huns.
Angelic and Demonic languages could be anything from Hebrew to Persian.