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	==Origins==		==Origins==
	Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]] and was a true universal language. The incident at Babylon threw a spanner in the works, but the language still existed. [[Scholar]] may be a derivation; but as Birdsong is inherently magical, it is difficult to compare the two.		Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]] and was a true universal language. The incident at Babylon (may or may not be identical with the Breaking of the World) threw a spanner in the works, but the language still existed. [[Scholar]] may be a derivation; but as Birdsong is inherently magical, it is difficult to compare the two.

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CourseDirector at 17:31, 8 July 2019

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	==Origins==		==Origins==
	Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]] and was a true universal language. The incident at Babylon threw a spanner in the works, but the language still existed. [[Scholar]] may be a derivation; but as Birdsong is inherently magical, it is difficult to compare the two.		Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]] and was a true universal language. The incident at Babylon threw a spanner in the works, but the language still existed. [[Scholar]] may be a derivation; but as Birdsong is inherently magical, it is difficult to compare the two.

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Siddharth1 at 23:28, 17 June 2019

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	Birdsong is a magical language spoken by [[Mystical Creatures]] that can also be learned by other races. Birdsong can be understood by any sentient creature and is a true universal language. The same mechanics that make it work are employed, on a much cruder scale, by the [[Optical voice]] developed by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. The Foundation likewise used a similar principle to create a universal translator~~, though these were both done with technology~~. Birdsong can best be described as 'organic binary', it bypasses normal comprehension and is perceived directly by the speech center of the brain.		Birdsong is a magical language spoken by [[Mystical Creatures]] that can also be learned by other races. Birdsong can be understood by any sentient creature and is a true universal language. The same mechanics that make it work are employed, on a much cruder scale, by the [[Optical voice]] developed by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. The Foundation likewise used a similar principle to create a universal translator. Birdsong can best be described as 'organic binary': it bypasses normal comprehension and is perceived directly by the speech center of the brain.

	==Native Speakers==		==Native Speakers==
	The only species that speaks Birdsong natively are the [[Unicorn]]s, though dragons can learn it. This is due to the unicorns experiential genetic memory, which provides each unicorn with the knowledge and experiences of every unicorn ~~that came~~ before it. Dragons, meanwhile, understand the principle ~~of it~~ through their own genetic memory and can communicate with it, but lack the ability to understand other languages they have not learned.		The only species that speaks Birdsong natively are the [[Unicorn]]s, though dragons can learn it. This is due to the unicorns' experiential genetic memory, which provides each unicorn with the knowledge and experiences of every unicorn before it. Dragons, meanwhile, understand the principle through their own genetic memory and can communicate with it, but lack the ability to understand other languages they have not learned.

	==Written Form==		==Written Form==
	~~Their~~ allegedly exists a written form of Birdsong which, ~~despite being~~ inscribed on non-magical materials ~~through~~ non-magical means, somehow preserves the enchanted nature of the tongue allowing anyone who looks at it to read it. Similar to the spoken form, the ~~viewer~~ must have the ability in some form to read, even if only their own native tongue.		There allegedly exists a written form of Birdsong which, although inscribed on non-magical materials by non-magical means, somehow preserves the enchanted nature of the tongue allowing anyone who looks at it, to read it. Similar to the spoken form, the viewers must have the ability in some form to read, even if only their own native tongue.

	==Origins==		==Origins==
	Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]] and was a true universal language. The incident at Babylon threw a spanner in the works, but the language still existed. [[Scholar]] may ~~in fact~~ be a derivation; but as Birdsong is inherently magical, it is difficult to compare the two.		Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]] and was a true universal language. The incident at Babylon threw a spanner in the works, but the language still existed. [[Scholar]] may be a derivation; but as Birdsong is inherently magical, it is difficult to compare the two.

CourseDirector at 21:26, 17 June 2019

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	Birdsong is a magical language spoken by [[Mystical Creatures]] that can also be learned by other races. Birdsong can be understood by any sentient creature and is a true universal language. The same mechanics that make it work are employed, on a much cruder scale, by the [[Optical ~~Voice~~]] developed by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. The Foundation likewise used a similar principle to create a universal translator, though these were both done with technology. Birdsong can best be described as 'organic binary', it bypasses normal comprehension and is perceived directly by the speech center of the brain.		Birdsong is a magical language spoken by [[Mystical Creatures]] that can also be learned by other races. Birdsong can be understood by any sentient creature and is a true universal language. The same mechanics that make it work are employed, on a much cruder scale, by the [[Optical voice]] developed by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. The Foundation likewise used a similar principle to create a universal translator, though these were both done with technology. Birdsong can best be described as 'organic binary', it bypasses normal comprehension and is perceived directly by the speech center of the brain.

	==Native Speakers==		==Native Speakers==

CourseDirector at 21:26, 17 June 2019

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	==Native Speakers==		==Native Speakers==
	The only species that speaks Birdsong natively are the [[~~Unicorns~~]], though dragons can learn it. This is due to the unicorns experiential genetic memory, which provides each unicorn with the knowledge and experiences of every unicorn that came before it. Dragons, meanwhile, understand the principle of it through their own genetic memory and can communicate with it, but lack the ability to understand other languages they have not learned.		The only species that speaks Birdsong natively are the [[Unicorn]]s, though dragons can learn it. This is due to the unicorns experiential genetic memory, which provides each unicorn with the knowledge and experiences of every unicorn that came before it. Dragons, meanwhile, understand the principle of it through their own genetic memory and can communicate with it, but lack the ability to understand other languages they have not learned.

	==Written Form==		==Written Form==

CourseDirector at 21:26, 17 June 2019

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	==Origins==		==Origins==
	Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]]		Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]] and was a true universal language. The incident at Babylon threw a spanner in the works, but the language still existed. [[Scholar]] may in fact be a derivation; but as Birdsong is inherently magical, it is difficult to compare the two.

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Birdsong is a magical language spoken by [[Mystical Creatures]] that can also be learned by other races. Birdsong can be understood by any sentient creature and is a true universal language. The same mechanics that make it work are employed, on a much cruder scale, by the [[Optical Voice]] developed by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. The Foundation likewise used a similar principle to create a universal translator, though these were both done with technology. Birdsong can best be described as 'organic binary', it bypasses normal comprehension and is perceived directly by the speech center of the brain.

==Native Speakers==
The only species that speaks Birdsong natively are the [[Unicorns]], though dragons can learn it. This is due to the unicorns experiential genetic memory, which provides each unicorn with the knowledge and experiences of every unicorn that came before it. Dragons, meanwhile, understand the principle of it through their own genetic memory and can communicate with it, but lack the ability to understand other languages they have not learned.

==Written Form==
Their allegedly exists a written form of Birdsong which, despite being inscribed on non-magical materials through non-magical means, somehow preserves the enchanted nature of the tongue allowing anyone who looks at it to read it. Similar to the spoken form, the viewer must have the ability in some form to read, even if only their own native tongue.

==Origins==
Birdsong existed during the [[Mythical Age]]