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How do you learn to speak the opposite team's language.. i know it can be done does anyone know how to do it?

Well there are "exploits" to be able to do this, or you can wait till 50 and do Argent Dawn commission quest, which give you more honor in your faction. Then you can see what there saying

how high do i have to have my reputation with them? honored or revered? this might take some time damn

Also, you can always use the special characters in order to formulate words. Also known a l33t speak.

per bliz upcoming patch:
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/patchnot ... 07-04.html

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Numbers and punctuation will not be passed through chat communication to members of the opposing faction.

you could allso just type /e and your message.it will be shown in the orange colored text. example. /e yo yo yo "Hots yo yo yo"

wait you have to have a good reputation with alliance or horde to speak there language?

Good call about the emoting stuff. I was just thinking about that the other day.

/emote says, "INSERT TEXT YOU WANT OTHER FACTION TO SEE."

Or just do: /emote Stop f*ing griefing me, losers.

Whatever floats your boat for punctuation.

Oh, sorry it doesn't work like that...

If you do the /e <text> option it will just say something like:

Jakes made some strange gestures

or something of the sort.

ryanou82 wrote:How do you learn to speak the opposite team's language.. i know it can be done does anyone know how to do it?

It used to be that you could edit dbc.mpq in the WoW folder and replace languagewords.dbc with a blank languagewords.dbc file which would allow you to read opposing faction text but I think Blizzard fixed this in their 1.3 patch. Also "/e (text)" has never worked as it is a custom e-mote. javascript:emoticon(':lol:')
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