Dothraki · Dothraki
Directory 16 checked resources · constructed / fictional. A short orientation and a solid starting list.
About Dothraki
- Language family
- Constructed (fictional — Game of Thrones)
- Where it's spoken
- Fictional (Essos); real-world fan learners
- Speakers
- learner community; no native speech community
Dothraki is a constructed language created by David J. Peterson for Game of Thrones. It has a smaller ready-made course footprint than High Valyrian, but a real grammar and dictionary exist. Pair the Living Language materials and languageinvention.com docs with community practice — hobby study, not an official studio curriculum.
How to start
- Pick one free course (or free-with-upgrades) below and finish a short beginner unit before hopping apps.
- Bookmark one dictionary or grammar reference and look up every unknown word for a week.
- Add 10–15 minutes of native listening or learner video most days — news, radio, or a teaching channel.
- Drill vocabulary with starter words.
- When ready, use a tutor marketplace listing below for short speaking sessions.
| Resource | Type | Levels | Cost | Verified |
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High Valyrian & Dothraki docs (DJP wiki)
Creator documentation and dictionary links.
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reference | A1-C1 | free | 2026-07-29 |
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Dothraki Dictionary
Lexicon entries with glosses.
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reference | A1-C1 | free | 2026-07-29 |
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Wiktionary Dothraki
Open entries — verify against creator dictionary.
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reference | A1-B2 | free | 2026-07-29 |
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Reddit r/dothraki
Learner discussion.
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reference | A1-C1 | free | 2026-07-29 |
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Omniglot Dothraki
Language overview.
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reference | A1-A2 | free | 2026-07-29 |
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Language Creation Society
Broader conlang craft context.
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reference | A2-C1 | free | 2026-07-29 |
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