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Dothraki
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Learn Dothraki with lingoXpress

Discover free resources, games, and courses to learn Dothraki.

Language Games

Practice Dothraki vocabulary with 12 free games at every level — highlights below, the full list in the Arcade.

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Books & Resources

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About the Dothraki Language

Dothraki is a constructed language created by linguist David J. Peterson for 'Game of Thrones'.

The harsh, rhythmic language of the Dothraki horse lords from Game of Thrones.

Created by David J. Peterson in 2009 for Game of Thrones.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Not for games, books or the resources — you can start those right away. Courses need a free account, so we can hold your place between modules and issue your certificate.
What is Word of the Day?
Every day we feature a new Dothraki word with example phrases. Subscribe to get it delivered to your inbox — it takes just 2 minutes a day.
What games are available for Dothraki?
We offer 12 free Dothraki games, including Hangman, Word Match, Word Builder and 9 more — from beginner to advanced difficulty.
Do you have Dothraki books?
We currently have one book for learning Dothraki: “Dothraki Pocket Dictionary: Useful phrases and thousands…” — available as an eBook, audiobook, or paperback.
What is a constructed language?
Dothraki is a constructed language (conlang) — a language that was deliberately created rather than naturally evolving. Dothraki was created by David J. Peterson in 2009 for Game of Thrones.