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The existence of these functional languages is due to the work of David J. Peterson, a professional "language inventor." Initially, the show's producers considered having characters speak accented English or using only the few words from the books, but they quickly realized that a more authentic approach was needed. Peterson was brought on to construct Dothraki from the ground up based on George R.R. Martin's limited examples. His success led to him being asked to create High Valyrian for Season 3. In a humorous anecdote, Peterson found out he would be working on the language for the new season during an interview, after the show's executive producers had already mentioned it publicly.

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Watching Game of Thrones Season 3 can be frustrating if you miss the translations for fictional languages like Dothraki and High Valyrian. This season introduces critical plot points, including Daenerys Targaryen building her army in Essos and Jon Snow embedding with the Wildlings.

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While Dothraki was the star of Season 1, Season 3 marked a significant expansion of the show's linguistic universe with the introduction of High Valyrian. This shift happened as Daenerys Targaryen's journey took her to the cities of Slaver's Bay, where Valyrian dialects are the common tongue.